Li explained the phenomenon of watermelon suddenly exploded
As reported, Hai Yen readers in Bach Thong district (Bac Kan) sent a picture of a watermelon that suddenly exploded, cracked itself in half without any external force.
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As reported, Hai Yen readers in Bach Thong district (Bac Kan) sent a picture of a watermelon that suddenly exploded, cracked itself in half without any external force.
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Experts took samples to analyze and confirm the case of the first cross-bred dolphin with a female head whale in Hawaii.
More than 130 early whales watered on the coast of Japan from the morning, including some of them died.
Sea melon, finned octopus, oil-eating octopus are three of thousands of new marine creatures with strange shapes found by scientists.
Japanese archaeologists have found a piece of melon skin about 2,100 years old. This is considered the oldest melon peel that archaeologists ever discovered.
According to Diana Kleiner, author of the newly published book Cleopatra and Rome, the statues, other coins and illustrations of the queen show Cleopatra (69-30 BC) had…
Japan has long been famous for pursuing perfection in all things so it is no wonder that this obsession affects both the fruit and fruit trade.
At first it was just a wild plant species
Cucumber fruit is one of the popular fruits in tropical countries, has a sweet, sweet taste that is very popular.
Watermelons in China's Hubei province bounce like a rubber ball when thrown to the ground.
Fruit is a great source of food, delicious and full of essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, which nature bestows on us.
The Jabuticaba fruit grows on Kiwano's body, melons, Ackee ... are strange fruits with a unique shape and taste.
Perhaps the next encyclopedia of botany must be rewritten. Siberian scientists have found a way to make tropical vegetables adapt to the cold climate of Russia.
Many watermelon fields in a village in Jiangsu Province, China, though not using stimulant chemicals, have been exploded.