Biology
Top 4 extremely poisonous mushrooms commonly found in Vietnam
Mushroom poisoning can range from benign symptoms of general gastrointestinal upset to potentially devastating manifestations including liver failure, kidney failure, an…
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Oceanography
The octopus sacrifices its arm to escape the eel
Videos shot by divers reveal that octopuses can cover their gills, blind their eyes or even sacrifice their arms in an effort to deal with calendar fish many times large…
Medicine - Health
New discovery about the middle ear of humans evolved from fish gills
Chinese scientists provide anatomical and fossil evidence that the origin of breathing tubes in vertebrates is from gills.
Health
Experts point out 3 parts that absolutely should not be eaten of crabs, which should be removed immediately
Crab is a nutritious food that is loved by many people, but experts recommend below are the parts that should be removed when eating crab to protect health.
Animal world
The strangest spider on Earth: Not living in trees, but preferring to dive into the water, weaving silk to catch fish to eat
What could be more surprising than a spider that has no gills to breathe underwater, but still lives, hunts, and even reproduces underwater?
Archeology
'Mermaid' hidden in ourselves: Bring fish to the teeth
The jaws of human ancestors evolved from fish gills to become strong, flexible, better adapted to the environment and gradually become a superior life form.
Oceanography
Top 15 strangest shark species on the planet
With their unique, different appearance, sharks are adorable 'eccentrics'. Here are the top 15 strangest shark species on the planet.
Oceanography
Scientists have discovered two new species of saw-sharks
Scientists have found two rare sharks with a saw-blade in the Indian Ocean.
Animal world
Why do crabs foam?
When we buy crab, we have to choose live crab with hard shell, release a lot of white foam. What is the rule of this?
Technology
Does the toilet have a seat with a 13-degree angle to help improve labor productivity?
StandardToilet UK developed a 13-degree sloped toilet seat in the hope of achieving higher labor productivity.
Space science
NASA ships eclipse photos of Jupiter
NASA's Juno probe captures the moment when the Moon Io obscures the Sun, creating a shadow on the surface of a giant gas planet.
Animal world
Detecting the adaptive mechanism of crustaceans when hypoxic
Crustaceans belonging to the genus Tigriopus californicus, without gills to breathe or oxygen-bearing molecules like hemoglobin, have a new mechanism to fight low levels…
Oceanography
Fish can not breathe for 4 minutes in the Pacific Ocean
Deep sea puffer fish can hold breaths for 26 to 40 seconds by keeping a large amount of water in the gills.
Discover science
People can chemistry mermaids live in underwater cities
Simon Evetts, a space specialist, thinks that scientists can control the evolution process to give people super powers, according to Long Room.
Discover science
The most strange coffins on the planet
From shapes simulating a Rolls Royce car, to skis or even a bottle of beer, are the most exotic coffins on the planet.