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5G mobile waves can make birds and many living organisms disoriented
A new report has continued to confirm that, when it says that electromagnetic radiation from power lines and mobile transceivers can disorient birds and insects.
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Giant anaconda python eating crocodile meat on Brazilian river
Python Anaconda is a snake genus living in the Amazon, South America basin. They are considered the largest python in the world today.
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Spider jumps and secretes
Phidippus regius is a species of spider in the family Salticidae, living mainly in North America, commonly known as the jumping spider because of its ability to fold its…
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Snake scene tore the prey to eat in an unprecedented way
Living in the rainforest, Gerard (Gerarda prevostiana) snakes often eat soft shell crabs that are bigger than themselves.
Animal world
The real penguin lives on the trash island
Garbage island on the ocean is no longer a distant thing or a warning.
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Worms change their sex according to their living environment
When diving in the Mediterranean, we can see a strange green worm like a spoon with the scientific name Bonellia viridis. They are Echiura-class creatures.
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Hi Dog year, find out the incredibly unexpected facts about this man's
Have you known the most interesting and strange things about dogs that people discovered after thousands of years of living with them?
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Interesting facts about animals living in the Arctic
The Arctic region is the northernmost part of the Earth. This is where the Sun only grows and dives once a year, once the Sun has risen, it will shine for six months.
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Domestic Taipan: The venomous snake kills 100 people at once
Living primarily in inland areas of Australia, this world's most terrifying animal can kill 100 people after 45 minutes of biting.
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Pelican-like spiders specialize in cannibalism
The peilica spider was first discovered in 1854 as a specimen preserved in amber mass 50 million years from the Eocene.
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Do bats have interference with each other's sound waves to scramble for 'eating pieces'?
According to How Stuff Works, all living things in nature try to gain an advantage when searching for the next meal.
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The salamander 'fossil live' stuck two years in the sewer pipe
A rare giant salamander is found when trapped inside a sewer at a resident's home in Wuhan, China.
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Every time African wild dogs want to vote for hunting, will they sneeze?
Wild dogs living in Namibia and South Africa only started their prey after hearing the sneezes of their comrades as a collective vote.
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Video: Giant salmon stalking rats
Unexpectedly, it seems that 2 species are not related to each other, even the living territory. However, anything can happen.
Animal world
Black snakes buckled and vomited out the same kind of people living on the side of the road
A writhing black snake tried to vomit out the living kind, shocking the American couple who accidentally witnessed it.