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Newborn gorillas in mother's arms
The mother gorilla at the Australian zoo hugs a newborn baby in the chest with cuddly gestures.
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Nice photo: Snails kiss green frogs
The lion bathes under the faucet, the kingfisher fights the position of hunting, snails seem to kiss the green frog, ... the most beautiful animal images last week.
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Wild dance of lions
Like humans, when dancing, lions also stand on their hind legs, hugging their hips, holding their legs in front of the opponent and swaying on the natural dance floor.
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Close-up of Indian male snake hugging each other to dance ...
Different from the battle for fierce sexual intercourse of other animals. The battle of the male snake is like a test
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Beautiful animal photos of the week
White her wings fluttered to find a place to park. Pigs and tigers hug each other to sleep well. Here are the impressive photos of the animal world last week.
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Video: Smart hug pillow to bring good sleep
A group of students in robotics and engineering in the Netherlands created a hug pillow to help sleepless people get a good night's sleep without taking medicine.
Medicine - Health
Mothers who hug their babies for 60 minutes after birth will reduce the risk of bleeding
The skin-to-skin contact between mother and infant has many benefits, such as increasing the child's desire to breastfeed, crying less.
Medicine - Health
Great effects of hugs
Hug is not only an act of showing affection between people but also has many positive effects on both our mind and body.
Medicine - Health
What happens to the body when you hug someone
When you hug someone, chemicals and hormones are activated to help improve mood, relieve pain, protect the immune system and prevent some diseases.
Medicine - Health
60 seconds helps you stay healthy
You can improve your health in seconds by taking a deep breath when you're stressed, laughing if stressful, looking away from your eyes ...
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The University of Geneva continues to test the Ebola virus vaccine
Swiss University hospital researchers (HUG) based in Switzerland on January 5 announced that they will continue testing an Ebola virus vaccine after a pause.
Medicine - Health
Cell therapy helps diabetics not need insulin injections
According to a report by the Geneva University Hospital (HUG), Switzerland, a diabetic woman has been living for 10 years without having to inject insulin through cell t…
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The girl discovered breast cancer thanks to her hug
Thanks to the hug of his boyfriend Kieran, Amber Arkell (New Zealand) discovered he had breast cancer and was promptly treated.
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Chair hug brings joy to the elderly
A special chair can bring joy or safety to older people introduced at the show in Tokyo, Japan.
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Uniformed dress embraces space
The new Unlimited Space costume, otherwise known as the Unlimited Space Agency, can be used on the International Space Station (ISS) and the Earth.