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Guinness World Records Organization, racing horses are the most expensive up to 16 million and the smartest horse can distinguish colors, physical shapes as well as many…
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Guinness World Records Organization, racing horses are the most expensive up to 16 million and the smartest horse can distinguish colors, physical shapes as well as many…
On November 9, 1993, the World Weekly News weekly ran a huge headline on the front page.
In 2014, the world for the first time witnessed the most solemn auction in history. The event was held in Beverly Hills, and the specimen was an ancient ... feces sold f…
After using lasers and X-rays to test a sample of Martian rock, scientists were surprised when the composition of this rock was completely different from the rocks on Ma…
NASA's Curiosity self-detected ship has discovered a strange stone very similar to an Egyptian pyramid on Mars. This is the first stone tested by the self-propelled ship…
In fact, Mars' pyramid is a strange, pyramid-like rock. This is also the first test for the advanced analytical equipment system that Curiosity is equipped with.
Big Jake, the horse with the highest record in the world, has a height of 210cm, nearly 5 times higher than the world's shortest horse named Thumbelina.
A new species of white tooth shrew found in Sulawesi island, Indonesia, Naturalgeographic newspaper reported on July 27.
The video shows Jake Seeland leaning on the water and waiting for the fish to hook. As a result, your group managed to catch a fish.
Jake Dyson, son of the vacuum cleaner empire James Dyson, has created an LED bulb that is capable of glowing 100% for 40 years, then continues to shine permanently but w…
Jake Tyler, a 22-year-old British student, unveiled a vacuum cleaner built with recycled cardboard for the first time in the world.
British scientists have recently studied a mouth-reading computer that distinguishes different languages.
Last year, Jake Evil, a graduate student at Victoria University of Welington, created Cortex, a replacement for plaster, which is used to fix broken hands.