Biology
Detecting microscopic parasites on human face
This parasitic creature is called 'tick face', resides in human facial hair follicles, eats sebum and oil produced to keep our faces from drying out.
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Germany: Detecting 3 million-year-old fossil remains red
Millions of years ago, a small mouse with red fur and white belly, once lived in what is today the German village called Willershausen.
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How is wool 'turned' into fabric?
From raw animal hairs to finished cloths, it is a very marvelous process, going through many stages with the participation of a variety of machines!
Archeology
Hair fibers are expected to make history after 500 years Leonardo da Vinci died
Reuters reported that a museum in Italy is planning to test DNA a bunch of hair supposedly by the master master Leonardo da Vinci.
Cancer
Side effects of radiation therapy and limited ways
To reduce fatigue, hair loss, nausea, diarrhea ... after radiotherapy, patients pay attention to nutrition, drink plenty of water, moderate exercise, positive psychology…
Environment
Explaining the phenomenon of 'ice hair' fantasy is extremely rare when the temperature drops deeply
Jaclyn Wilson, a 40-year-old photographer, spotted smooth, ice-like crystals on a moss tree branch at Glenlednock, Comrie village, Perthshire, Scotland.
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What is your body, what is taken from your father, what is taken from your mother? Here is the answer!
Your intelligence, your height, eye color, and even weight gain. They are all inherited, but from whom?
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The reason dog hair smells bad when it comes to water
Volatile organic compounds released by microorganisms are the main cause of bad smell of dog hair, especially when it comes to water.
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15 macabre locations that the bravest have to build their hair
Visit 15 creepy locations so even the bravest ones must feel their hair up when they arrive.
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Do you believe a blanket made of duck hair that costs up to 350 million VND?
This is the most expensive duck blanket in the world, and the reason you'll know right away.
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Remove the atomic bomb nib - the world's most cold-haired job
In the spring of 1952, the US government conducted a tactical nuclear weapons test at the Nevada test site as part of the Tumbler-Snapper campaign.
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Strange story today: Pregnant mother was struck by lightning, she was born special ...
According to the information posted, little Kimberly Gordon was born when her mother was hit by lightning at the time she was standing in the rain under a big tree in Al…
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The cause of the wool is not falling when it rains
Sweaters can be worn when washing machines due to kneading and fleece, though wool-like, will not shrink if only rainwater is applied.
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Is it better to hear more loudly than hear - the question that makes 90% of people mistakenly think!
This hypothesis relates to a story that everyone knows. But is it really like that?