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Love so much, don't touch the tree, because they really don't like it
Many garden lovers think, the caresses on the leaves will make them feel the interest and grow faster. But the reality from a scientific perspective proves the opposite.
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Animal world
Devoured by pythons, animals with maternal bags could do the last thing
A resident in Brisbane, Australia, was surprised to find the big python swallowing marsupials in his backyard garden.
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Cosmic garbage falls on the American garden
The metal object discovered in the walnut garden in California is the fuel tank of a satellite belonging to the Iridium company.
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The Himalayas are home to India's rarest tea varieties: 50 million to 1kg
On the majestic Himalayan slopes, under the full moon, Indian farmers race against time to have the most energetic tea buds.
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'Cumbria Monster' was first caught on infrared cameras
Mr. Jackson caught the moment when an infrared image of a creature at night was near his house and he thought it was the first published image of Cumbria.
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What is inside the most expensive villa in the history of the world?
Villa Les Cèdres was built in 1830 with an area of over 1,600m2 including 14 bedrooms and 14 hectares of gardens. This mansion was once the residence of King Belgian L…
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What does the first subway station look like at Ho Guom Lake?
According to the plan, Station C9 is located under Dinh Tien Hoang Street and the part under the flower garden of Hoan Kiem Lake. The station is 150m long, 21.4m wide, 1…
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The toilet paper core is hot on eBay but what do people buy?
It is considered one of the leading online shopping websites in the world, but eBay has many times made its customers panic about bringing up extremely bizarre items.
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Legend and meaning of Tulip flowers
Tulips represent fame, wealth and perfect love. Perhaps because it bloomed in the spring, when the darkness of the winter days was erased, Tulip also became a symbol of…
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Not the apple, 'The forbidden fruit' Adam and Eve ate in the Garden of Eden is what fruit?
Many people still believe that
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Strange airports in the world
Actor John Travolta has two airports right in his home garden in Florida, USA, and makes runways for his seven planes.
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The 10 ancient people do better than we do today (Part 2)
Agricultural systems and wastewater treatment in Mexico's floating gardens are so advanced that despite efforts to recreate it in today's times - every attempt fails.
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The pool in the sky is super unique
The swimming pool project suspended on the 10th floor in London, UK will surely make tourists come here to admire and admire.
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Mysterious ancient civilizations unknown
Besides the famous civilizations of the modern world such as Egypt, Maya ..., in the history of humanity there are many other mysterious civilizations that have been for…
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To be happy, live near parks and trees
Parks, gardens and green spaces in urban areas can improve the mood and quality of life of people nearby, British research has revealed.