Health
3 'pain' places on the body warn of lung damage
The lungs are the most important organs in the respiratory system. The lungs are connected to the mouth and nose, which are also the most 'fragile' organs in the body, a…
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Animal world
Why don't whales drown when they fill their mouths with water?
Researchers have discovered a 'stopper' in the throats of some whale species that helps seal off their airways or esophagus when needed, preventing them from drowning.
Animal world
The worms in the mouth force the tarantula to starve to death
When infected with worms, the tarantula spider will stop eating and may exhibit strange behaviors such as tiptoe. It can fast until it dies...
Oceanography
Strangely, eels all their lives just stand still and wait for food to be 'offered' to their mouths
Hawaiian garden eels hide in sand burrows on the sea floor, emerging only to eat zooplankton and then back down when they detect danger.
Oceanography
Scientists have just discovered a way to read the mind of jellyfish, which have no brains
Although jellyfish don't have brains, scientists have found a way to read their minds.
Animal world
New discovery: Ants 'vomit' into each other's mouths to form social relations
New research shows that the act of vomiting into each other's mouth is not only to pass food to each other, but also to form social relationships.
Oceanography
Interesting things about sea cucumbers that not everyone knows
The class Holothuroidea consists of tubular molluscs with a tentacle mouth at one end and an anus at the other. Many species are human food.
Oceanography
The strange fish has up to 555 teeth... and loses 20 of them every day
You will be surprised to know that there is a type of fish with many teeth and they lose a lot of teeth too
Oceanography
You may not know: Humpback whales consume more than 18,000 tons of food every day
By collecting data directly from the mouths of humpback whales, scientists have measured the incredible amount of food they can consume.
Animal world
The 'killing machine' helps otter to make rare blind fish meat
The otter tucks the blind fish into his mouth and restrains it, making it unable to escape.
Archeology
Ancient cemetery discovered burial about 100 children
All remains are arranged neatly in the east-west direction, some have coins in their mouths according to ancient customs.
Discover science
The truth behind many ancient Egyptian statues lost their noses
As it turned out, the noses of these statues did not naturally disappear, but rather intentional vandalism.
Archeology
Giant armored fish specializing in open mouth waiting for bait
A research team at the University of Bristol and the University of Zurich found that Titanichthys, an armored fish longer than 5 meters in the late Devonian, was similar…
Biology
Where is the taste of butterfly? The most accurate answer surprises you
What part of the butterfly's taste is? Of course, butterflies do not use their tongue to taste food, but the taste of the butterfly lies in another special part. ...
Archeology
Discover the peculiar flying lizard hanging upside down on a tree like a bat in China
With its flat mouth, big eyes and hanging upside down in a tree, Vesperopterylus is indeed the strangest ancient flying pterosaur ever existed on Earth.