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The border wall threatens wild life
The 700-mile security wall is being built along the borders of the United States and Mexico that could dramatically change the movement and
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Medicine - Health
Rhino horns have only pharmacological properties such as buffalo horns, ox horns ...
Many people believe that using rhino horn can cure cancer. However, scientists claim, there is no evidence that rhino horn cure cancer.
Medicine - Health
FDA approved breakthrough therapy for autism treatment
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently recognized Roche's Balovaptan medicine as a breakthrough treatment for autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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Her grandmother grew a strange long horn on her head
Doctors in China have just received an extremely rare case: a nearly 90-year-old grandmother horned over 12cm above her head.
Medicine - Health
The piece of rhino horn and the man spirit
Success, masculinity and luck stem from each individual's inner strength, not from a piece of horn.
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Strangely the old man grew horns in his hand
The strange horn about 10 cm long appeared on the hand of the old man for nearly ten years, but once again cut it grew back.
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One more woman grows horns in China
A woman from Zhanggang Village, Dengzhou City, central province of Henan, China, is preparing to remove the horn on her head.
Medicine - Health
Rhino horn is not useful for healing
The International Wildlife Protection Organization (CWI) has recently issued a recommendation that it would be no different to pick up a
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'Tree people' in Indonesia
With hard and dry horns growing and spreading all over the limbs, the unfortunate man in the fishing village south of Jakarta's capital, Indonesia, feared that someday h…
New technology
Elephant with robots
The German-made elephant hull training is learning how to use each mechatronic part of the way the children learn to control their bodies.
New technology
Artificial leather bulletproof
Dutch scientists have found a way to develop man-made skin, 10 times stronger than steel and bulletproof.
New technology
'Summary' hunters poached by robotic beasts
A deer with big horns standing on the edge of the forest suddenly arrived at a truck. When the deer turned its head, a gun barrel appeared. Suddenly there was a loud cry…