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A flock of snow geese (Scientific name: Chen caerulescens) was migrating through the state of Arkansas, USA, when suddenly fell 'falling like figs' after loud explosions…
Are insects really dead in figs? You can hear rumors, and it turns out that (sometimes) it's true. But when you learn about the whole relationship between figs and insec…
Israeli researchers have discovered figs that range from 11,400 years in the Gilgal region north of the city of Jericho in the Middle East. These figs may have been drie…
But if you've ever eaten the spring rolls, you'll probably find that the side-by-side fig leaves sometimes appear very strange nodules, which look like pimples.
The fruit is as big as a fist, the shell is purple and red, the flesh inside is purple and pink, in the middle there is a golden honey like honey, sweet food, ... The fr…
Mr. Bui Van Sang owns 10 very special strange peaches. These peach trees produce fruits in bunches on the branches. There are beams of up to 19 fruits and fruits shaped…
The irony is that by damaging parasites sometimes help the host. Scientists have discovered that pollinated wasps, Pleistodontes imperialis and an Australian species (Fi…
A sycamore tree is a quaternary tree, believed to bring luck and prosperity to the landlord. Here are the techniques of planting sycamore trees to produce fruits in the…
Reflux (also known as heartburn) is a chronic syndrome when acid or bile reflux into the stomach irritates the stomach lining, causing burning sensation under the chest,…
Eating supplement can prevent cancer. It is a recent study by scientists. In figs containing glucose, saccarose, quinic acid, shikimic acid, oxalic acid, citric acid, ma…
For singers, teachers and broadcasters, keeping voices is very important. There are many kinds of food and drinks to help prevent oropharyngeal diseases and keep the voi…