Animal world
The American fisherman was shocked when she caught the bizarre bipedal fish
In response to Fox News, Debbie Geddes said she caught this bizarre fish when the couple drove on Lake Champlain, between New York and Vermont states.
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Space science
Elon Musk opened his mouth again, saying that there will be a meteorite crashing into Earth
CEO SpaceX said there will be a large meteorite crashing into the Earth and humans are not prepared for it.
Animal world
11 animals make people afraid but very gentle
They were mistaken for the incarnations of demons, but in fact these animals are very gentle and completely harmless.
Health
Biological glue gun for wound healing
Glue stick to harden the mouth to reduce the risk of infection, heal, reduce scarring. - VnExpress Health
Biology
The predatory species has the most perfect trap mechanism: Super-long tassel, straight-edged 'mouth' full of acid bait
With an incomparable turn-on mechanism, ultra-long tentacles of the outer leaf layer, Drosera glanduligera is really self
Animal world
Detected 112-year-old freshwater fish in the US
Analyzing the age of hundreds of large mouth buffalo fish in the United States, Alec Lackmann's team found it to be the longest freshwater fish in the world.
Health
Why do 7-year-olds have 526 teeth?
Ravindran boy in Chennai, India, was extracted 526 by the surgeon after suffering a swelling of his jaw and severe pain, he had to go to the emergency room.
Health
The first aid for people with convulsions
Assuming that when convulsing, he will swallow his tongue in causing obstruction, so many first aiders by putting their hands in the victim's mouth, is this true?
Health
13 common health problems can be treated with salt
Gargling with salt water will help reduce pain and the wound will heal faster. Mix one teaspoon of salt in half a cup of water, then rinse and spit.
Discover science
Why does mint make our mouth feel cool?
If you sip a mint leaf, you may notice that it makes your mouth feel cool. That's because mint, like chili, is a biochemical success story.
Oceanography
Floating into the mouth of the whale, the sea lion escaped death within a short distance
The quick response saved the lions of a sea when it unfortunately caught the water in the mouth of the humpback whale off California.
Health
What is self-consumption? Some self-induced surgery? How long is the self-consumption time?
Self-digesting is the only commonly used medicine in sewing the wounds of the wounds.
Discover science
Why are we vomiting?
Vomiting is a natural mechanism that helps purify toxic substances in the stomach to protect the body.
Discover science
The role of saliva in sensing food taste
Saliva provides the fluid environment needed to bind food molecules to the tongue taste.
Videos
The eel waving off his head still bites the can of water
A large wolf eel though the head was cut off from the body, but when the water cans were close to the mouth, it was still easy to bite.