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The first river in the world is recognized as human
The New Zealand government has just recognized the Whanganui River as a living entity and has the legal status as a human being, having the right to sue anyone who affec…
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Dream life in the country is the most happy in the world
Not only has the social welfare fund high, the Finnish people are also subsidized for their babies.
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Where will there be the most favorable living conditions in the future?
American geophysicists have listed regions and countries around the world that will have the most favorable living conditions for people due to global warming.
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The living food is not for the faint of heart
The basic principle of a delicious dish is fresh ingredients. But the food that lived with the raw material that was still alive or barely subsided was another story.
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Immutable life through 20,000 years of the Amazon forest tribe
Pictures of Brazilian photographer Ricardo Stuckert reveal a part of the
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The nearly extinct tribe was discovered in the Amazon forest
The Moxihatetema tribe living in isolation in the Amazon forest must try to protect the territory to counter the threats from illegal gold miners.
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Find the most difficult language to learn in the world
Pirarra, the dialect of the original tribe, currently has only about 350 people living along the Maicí River, the Brazilian Amazon forest area, the most difficult langua…
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33 Chinese projects are changing the face of the world (Part 1)
In order to serve the living needs of hundreds of millions of migrants every year, China regrets billions of dollars to build large infrastructure projects.
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The tribe lived in the deep forest but knew everything that happened throughout the world
Although living in the middle of a deep forest, this special race makes the world astounded when they can know everything that has been going on throughout the Earth.
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Why are eyelashes, eyebrows not growing as long as hair?
Many people, especially those living in urban areas, often spend a considerable amount of time caring and trimming hair. Why not? Hair on the head of each person (except…
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'New forest' 20 years living alone in the deep forest
Leaving the village, Mr. Ho Van Chau went to the mountain to build a hut to live for 20 odd years between the deep forest on the middle of Ca Dam mountain, highland dist…
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Meet the woman 'living with the monkeys' in the forest from the age of 5
Marina Chapman now lives with her children and grandchildren, but only when she jumps to a tree branch with a swift body despite being 64 years old, does the woman know…
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The village has 100 people living in caves, separate from the outside world
Although living in a cave, the village has a basketball court for children to play.
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How far can we stand from the Earth, can we see living dinosaurs?
The light reflected off Earth 65 million years ago is now 65 million light-years away, and an extraterrestrial civilization with a powerful telescope can see dinosaurs.
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The initiative helps turn clothing labels into living things
Columbia came up with the idea of turning ordinary clothing labels into an essential item for use in survival situations.