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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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Why do Koreans like cosmetic surgery?
Korea has a higher rate of plastic surgery than any other country in the world, one in 77 people has used cutlery for beauty.
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Superman will be born in the next 30 years
A genetically-modified superhuman generation like in the Hollywood series
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Scientific facts are mistaken (P1)
Pride of Chinese people for many years - The Great Wall is still there. The only thing is that from the space looking down, the Great Wall just looks like a earthworm.
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Men are more satisfied with their partners with slim waist
Owning a slim waist is the desire of most women around the world for decades. A new study has revealed why men are also passionate about women who own a slender 2-piece…
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Learn about exotic mushrooms in Japanese cuisine (1)
Mushrooms are a nutritious food, rich in minerals, vitamins and very good for health.
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Memo book of Leonardo Da Vinci
A page of the unprecedented manual of Leonardo Da Vinci has revealed, even the genius has to write a list of
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Giant size of dinosaurs
Recent research shows that a mouse-sized mammal can grow into giants like elephants after 24 million generations.
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Lying heated the nose
Lies won't make your nose grow like a Pinocchio, but will actually warm up your olfactory organ, according to a new study by Spanish scientists.
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Mysterious long legs
It's not a sudden people love life long legs. If celebrities like Kate Moss and Nicole Kidman, long legs are long-lasting treasures, the majority of the women are not sa…
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Handshake brings pleasure like kissing
Scientists believe that pleasure from a handshake is similar to that of a kiss.
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Humans eat grass like cows from 3.5 million years ago
Human ancestors began eating grass half a million years earlier than previous studies, as soon as they left the tree life.
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Ice water looks like a tree
Water drops create a completely new shape when they freeze. Instead of a round shape, they form a spike and a final 'grow' onto a small forest of ice crystals on the sur…
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Under the age of 24 is still a child
People are only fully mature when 24, and under this age still behave like children. That is the conclusion of Professor Suzane Sawyer, Institute of Children Research an…