History of making artificial limbs in the world
Over time, prosthetics are not only designed to replace lost parts, but also help people perform many jobs in everyday life.
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Over time, prosthetics are not only designed to replace lost parts, but also help people perform many jobs in everyday life.
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Despite having to remain in one place and unable to move flexibly like an animal, many plants are a formidable
Referring to the name 'finger leaves', every thought comes from 'suicide', because in the past, Vietnam used to show many films that ethnic people use this leaf to commi…
This red rose mold has a total of 6 long tails like octopus tentacles growing from a pea. Stay on the body
This dead man's finger fungus has a gruesome shape, like the fingers of the dead rising from the ground.
Thanks to its exotic shape and aroma, finger lemon becomes the most expensive lemon in the world for at least 280 USD / kg.
Finger fungus, bleeding tooth fungus or canine mushroom are some of the fungi that have the most peculiar shapes and unique characteristics in the world.
Recently, the public opinion in Ca Mau province as well as on some electronic newspapers give information about sweet potatoes weighing 25kg.
16 years of cultivation but never, 51-year-old Hitomi Katamura from Kitakyushu district (Japan) caught sight of such a radish-like plant.
Paws, the cat that owns 28 toes, broke the Guinness World Record, set in 2002 for the cat with the most toes, UPI reported on February 9.
Whenever the ear is itchy, it is obvious that we will immediately use our finger to pick it and satisfy it.
For many years, the question of why and how the horseshoe developed as it is always a controversial topic among many scientists.
Scientists have just published a new species of Lizard in the Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve, Ninh Binh province, in New Zealand's scientific journal Zootaxa.
A snail takes nearly a day to crawl all the way up a kilometer, topping the list of the slowest species list.