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Chaudhary and his wife, who live in Ahmedabad (India), are among the luckiest parents in the world. In 2005, they were hurt by the death of their son, but a year later t…
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Chaudhary and his wife, who live in Ahmedabad (India), are among the luckiest parents in the world. In 2005, they were hurt by the death of their son, but a year later t…
The fastest speed a dolphin can swim near the water is 54 km / hour. He can't swim faster, if he doesn't want to hurt.
With these strange features, this new dinosaur makes archaeologists wonder about the use of that surplus.
A space mystery that hurts scientists for nearly 60 years has been successfully decoded by students at Colorado Boulder University in the US.
There are still a lot of cosmic mysteries that hurt astrophysicists: what's inside the black hole, dark matter, the end of the universe ...
The oak caterpillar has a scientific name, Lymantria dispar. Initially, it was only distributed in Europe and Asia but now, oak caterpillar has expanded its scope to man…
An exhausted female tiger went into a residential area in the eastern region of Khabarovsk to seek help.
A small fish with sharp jaws is a mystery that hurts scientists to study it.
Does the fish know pain when caught in the hook? The results of the study by Purdue University (USA) confirm that there is.
It was hairless, had huge teeth, buried itself in the ground, and had no sense of acid or chili. The only cold-blooded mammal known on this earth is the East African mole
Catching and releasing fish seems to bring dual benefits, while helping those who enjoy recreational fishing and helping their prey to swim safely. Actually, it is not.…
In many amphibians, the mother gives her a nutrient-filled follicle before leaving, wearing it alone. Recently, scientists found the most beloved amphibian in the world:…
People are hurting the oceans. Now the sea is causing retaliation.
In the afternoon of September 2, tornadoes suddenly devastated many areas in Chiba, Eastern Japan, causing at least 67 people to be injured and damaged 540 houses.
Methylmercury (MeHg), the most common form of mercury found in the blood of marine animals, can hurt seals more seriously than previously thought.