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The effect of drinking leaf water to health
Gourd leaf water is a widely used water like tea in refreshment. In addition, water also used to treat some diseases such as diabetes, indigestion, ...
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Biology
Amazon forest trees have longer leaves than adults
Coccoloba gigantifolia grows 15 meters tall, has 2.5 meter long leaves, most likely the largest leafy species of the dicotyledonous plants.
Biology
Insects have the ability to copy 99.99% of the shape and movement of the leaf
Having to pretend to be a leaf even though it looks like 99.99% is not as easy as you think, because it also requires the ability to act very cleverly, flexible incarnat…
New technology
The artificial leaf has the ability to turn sunlight into medicine
The sun is a huge and almost infinite source of energy that we have just started to exploit, while the trees have been the experts to exploit this free energy since they…
Biology
The truth about grasshoppers is that few people know it
Grasshopper is an insect, located in the subdivision containing leaf-eating insects, belonging to straight wings, round head, fat body, good jumping and especially harmi…
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Successfully manufactured the world's thinnest gold leaf
The University of Leeds expert team created thin gold leafs of one million human fingernails, which can be used in electronics and medicine.
Biology
There have been 'superfoods' that can save mankind's hunger: All thanks to this tiny plant!
The world population is constantly increasing. It is estimated that people will need 50-70% more food by 2050. So where do we go to find more of this huge amount of food…
Animal world
Bats use leaves to ... 'mirrors' to find prey in the dark
On moonless nights in a tropical forest, bats easily penetrate the darkness, keep the insects lying silently on the leaves, something that seems impossible but is actual…
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Why does mint make our mouth feel cool?
If you sip a mint leaf, you may notice that it makes your mouth feel cool. That's because mint, like chili, is a biochemical success story.
Biology
How does plants 'breathe'?
Scientists have discovered how plants create a network of leaf-lung channels - to transport carbon dioxide (CO2) to their cells.
Oceanography
This hairy feather is actually a fish and its blow speed cannot be seen
Leaf hair and somewhat ugly is what describes the appearance of this fish, however, it is no coincidence that they own those things.
Photo library
Rare photos you may not have seen in your life
Here are the unique photos that reveal interesting things in life that you may not have seen in your life.
Biology
The village has 300 people living 100 years by eating this spice leaf!
The story of the village with up to 300 hundred-year-olds eventually led scientists to join. Research shows that this spice vegetable is
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Nanoscale optical device inspired by kirigami art
Currently, when nanotechnology is on the throne, many tiny devices are born. And because of the nano size, the components also have a very small demand.
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Disc made from tree leaves - The invention that the world needs
With light, easy to use, cheap and convenient features, disposable plastic items such as cups, bowls and plates have become too familiar to people in most countries arou…