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500,000 years ago, when humans began to appear, humans began to kill insects and animals to prove their strength.
Elephants have four times the brain of the human brain but less cortical cells, where their cognitive function is concentrated.
Two Killer Billboards Mosquito billboards in the capital Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, are being used to attract and kill Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes (which can carry Zika virus)…
In the air, human waste is treated in a very fast and clean process.
With modern, vivid and very intuitive images in the video clip below, we will understand the structure and operation of the heart - one of the marvelous parts of the hum…
Let's see if the robot Atlas moves in this place is qualified to take care of the housework?
The shortest time to solve the 3x3x3 Rubik block that humans achieved is 4.90 seconds (the record of Lucas Etter just created last year) but for the machine below it onl…
The incandescent bulbs have existed for over 100 years, they have contributed a great part to the development of the human civilization.
This robot is said to be the fastest motorcycle driver in the world. And Yamaha - the maker of robots - hopes it can drive 200km / h in the future.
With amazing plasticity, Devisri Prasad from Tirupati, Southeastern India, skated through 53 cars lined up with a roaring light of just over 21cm.
An expedition used human blood to test the shark's reaction. And the results were unexpected.
The Atlas, a humanoid robot of Boston Dynamics, has begun field testing in a forest. In the video you can see Atlas moving quite fast, its ability to balance well when s…
Chinese doctors implanted artificial hearts for the sheep Tianjiu No.4 to study before they can be applied to humans.
Research by Austrian scientists shows that dogs can recognize people's happy or angry emotions after being trained.
An albino dolphin was discovered on the east coast of Florida, USA, marking the 15th time humans have seen this rare individual in the past half century.