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Try living in an airtight tent with 200 trees to test oxygen and the end
The man lives in an airtight tent with 200 trees placed inside to test whether they make enough oxygen to breathe.
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Stunned with the most fertile woman in Africa: nearly 40 years old with 44 children
It is Mariam Nabatanzi (born 1981), who is from Kabimbiri village, central Uganda, although she is not yet in her 40s, but has 44 children, an updated page of the Americ…
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Minorities, living as primitive, hunted hippos and crocodiles to eat meat
This tribe lives in northern Kenya of Africa. This is an extremely hot area, when the regular temperature is 45-50 degrees Celsius.
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A close-up of the life of the Himalayan tribe who practices the change of wife freely
A tribe living in Ladakh, the Himalayas has a tradition of kissing between the crowd and exchanging wives freely and comfortably.
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Unique house: The roof of the house can be opened and lying on the bed to watch the stars
The impression of this design lies in the layout of the living space and the roof is able to flip out to open the bedroom to nature.
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The most livable village in the world
Sardinia island in Italy is considered one of the five oldest villages in the world, life expectancy of 90 or more.
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The secret to survival in ancient Roman society is the thick side!
That conclusion has been proved by a historian through his latest research.
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When did life on Earth really begin?
About 3.9 billion years ago - right after the Earth was attacked by Theia and while it still faced a series of meteors - the ancestors of all living creatures were born.
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Always chasing women when it comes to menstrual periods in Nepal
During the menstrual period, these women suffer from living in temporary sheds or sleeping with animals ...
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On Earth there are still tribes that have not yet escaped from the Stone Age
They seem to be inferior, but it turns out they are also living witnesses, examples of modern society, how to protect the forest and harmony with nature.
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The tribe live separately 55,000 years on the Indian Ocean Islands
The Jarawa tribe has only 400 members living on the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean and activists fear they may disappear in the next 10 years, Sun reported.
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12 ways to make your home cooler in hot days
These are all tips that you can apply immediately to cool the room, including the secret of ancient Egyptians.
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Why are the richest countries not always the happiest in the world?
For the past few decades, policymakers, entrepreneurs and many others have been actively taking the level of happiness to assess social progress.
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The most expensive Asian cities in the world
Mercer Human Resource Consulting (UK) has published a 2018 Cost of Living report of 209 cities around the world.
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7 things you can do with your body after your death
Our life in the future will be very different. For example, cars can fly. We may be living on Mars. The extinct species will be reborn.