Oceanography
For the first time, record killer whales 'kissing lips' to reconcile
The act of kissing lips and lightly biting the same tongue is said to be the way the killer whales reconcile with their fellow men after the battle.
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Animal world
Dolphins hug their bodies and push them to the surface in despair
The dolphin mother tried desperately, in order to retain a small ray of hope. The story has proved sad and maternal love is not a sense of human monopoly.
Health
Detecting breast milk containing cancer killers does not cause side effects
Swedish scientists have recently discovered that breast milk contains substances capable of destroying cancer cells without causing any side effects.
Oceanography
Killer whales can die from ... toothache
According to a new survey published in the journal Archives of Oral Biology, 29 killer whales in captivity in the US and Spain have dental problems.
Health
Forgotten killer disease: Farmers' bare feet and mud in the field
Melioidosis is also a neglected disease in Vietnam.
Oceanography
Scattering fears for great white sharks
Just seeing the killer whale, sharks off San Francisco, USA, will disappear from the sea all year long.
Oceanography
Killer whales encircle seafarers in New Zealand
Judie Johnson encountered the killer whales near the Coromandel coast, New Zealand, Fox News reported today.
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Mysterious inside the
The World Hotel's Fairs is where if you open a door, it can lead you to a dead end that makes you one go back.
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The reason why mass murderers are often commented by neighbors is goodness
There is almost no reliable way to predict whether someone can become a killer.
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The horrific explosion of sharks killed two Britons in 1956
Here is one of the nearly fictional stories about a shark exploding causing two people to die and two others injured, according to the Mirror.
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Hat 'fish bubble' - Invention against the
In 1952, mist, dust and smoke merged into each other, creating a disaster that enveloped London.
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What happens to the bodies of mass murderers after death?
In some cases, the killer brain is preserved separately by scientists, so they can study the relationship between the nervous system and his violent behavior.
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Harold Shipman - Britain's most cruel killer
Harold Shipman was born into a family of workers with mothers who were domineering and bossy. She ruined all of Shipman's relationships, causing him to be isolated from…
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Smart bracelet helps police prosecute the husband suspected of killing his wife
Data from the smart bracelet showed the loopholes in the testimony of the husband, contributing to helping police prosecute the suspect in the murder case of his wife.
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The killer has a strange
No one could have imagined that a man with a manly and calm look could calmly take his hand in a cruel way to satisfy his perverted interest.