Oceanography
Hammerhead sharks - one of the weirdest sharks in the world
Hammerhead sharks are very aggressive hunters, they mainly hunt small fish, octopus, squid and some crustaceans ...
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Science says that 14 parts of the body will reveal your intelligence
Big head, smart glasses? See what science says about you through body characteristics.
Oceanography
Amazingly, dolphins receive whales
For the first time, scientists noted the case of a bottlenose dolphin adopting a melon whale and taking care of it as their own.
Health
What is temporary dementia?
Temporary memory loss is a syndrome that occurs when a head, stress, and old age shock occurs, which does not seriously affect daily life.
Discover science
These are 5 unexpectedly damaging consequences when you have an extremely high IQ
Smart is good, but too smart. Then your head will become something like
Videos
The octopus with the shrimp has a quick punch like a bullet, who will win?
The octopus possessed eight tentacles and a venom mine and could penetrate hard shells.
Animal world
Scientists explain the phenomenon of sex change in fish
More than 500 species of fish capable of changing sex are often in response to the surrounding environment.
Animal world
The fish only takes 20 days to transform from the male wall
It takes only 20 days for a fish to catch the male color, grow testicles and be ready to mate with other females.
Archeology
The mystery of bronze-era sculptures in Turkey
Hattusa, a city in northern Turkey, is known for its mysterious ancient religious sanctuary that has kept scientists in the head for a long time.
Environment
Tropical depression strengthened into storm No. 2, heading to Quang Ninh - Hai Phong
On the evening of July 2, the tropical depression operated on the East Sea and became a storm with the international name Mun.
Photo library
See the most beautiful astronomical photos on display in London
A gallery of the best astronomical photos will be released this year at the National Maritime Museum in London.
Animal world
Mother birds use cigarettes to make ... food for children?
The image shows a thin, black bird (like a seagull) giving children a piece of abandoned cigarette on the beach.
Oceanography
Detecting worm species with eyes at the tail
Ampharete oculicirrata is found at a depth of 120m with an eye on the head and eyes on the caudal peduncle.
Videos
The eel waving off his head still bites the can of water
A large wolf eel though the head was cut off from the body, but when the water cans were close to the mouth, it was still easy to bite.
Biology
The first sycamore was first recorded in Vietnam
In the world, only three species of the first cicadas have been published. In Vietnam, specimens are available in Thua Thien - Hue and Da Nang.