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Why men love cars again?
Not surprisingly, among many toys, girls will choose dolls, and boys will not hesitate to choose cars. But this is not because society encourages girls to foster care, a…
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The mysterious origin of the @ key
According to Smithsonianmag.com, Italians call the @ character
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New hypothesis about human language
Scientists believe that expressive movements in primates are different from chewing motions and become the basis for language development. There are different theories t…
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Discover 10 new species of creatures
The snub-nosed monkeys, green spiders, jellyfish Tamoya ohboya, Kollasomsoma sentum wasps, Spongebob Squarepants ... are new species discovered in distant places on Eart…
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Language function originates face expression
Australian scientists say human language functions can emerge very early and are marked by the phenomenon of monkey mouth copy when they communicate with each other. Thi…
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Friends affect personality more than family
Friends influence the development of a person's character more than a family, according to research by scientists at the University of Portsmouth (UK).
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Find animal pictures in the Mona Lisa painting
Piccirillo Ron, 37, said he found images of monkeys, lions, and buffaloes in dark areas above and below the picture.
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Why are people afraid of red?
Red may represent danger, temperature and anger. One study also found that Olympic athletes wearing red uniforms were more successful in antagonistic matches, meaning th…
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Teach monkeys to play games
American scientists have taught a number of baboons and baboons, species that are considered the least intelligent, playing simple game games on computers.
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Failure is not a successful mother
One study found that the ability of neurons to process information is hardly improved after animals make mistakes.
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Social relations are important for baboons
The baboons that mothers have a close relationship with other females are more likely to survive to adulthood than those nurtured by less-than-social mother monkeys.
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There is not much difference between big humans and monkeys
For the last 40 years, some scientists have made observations and it is increasingly difficult to identify what is characteristic of humankind.
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The brain pays attention in two ways
Recent research shows that you use two different brain regions: one for deliberate attention, and one for attention to distraction. This finding could help scientists de…
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Interesting findings about behavior
Monkey imitates: Scientists prove in the early stages of birth, the baby monkeys have possessed some major mimic skills with the nature of monkeys, such as facial clones.
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The new question about 'The Mermaid' is true in history
Until now, researchers have been trying to find a solution about whether the Little Mermaid really existed as stories circulated in the world.