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Identify faces from eyes
Our brain selects important information to recognize the first face from the eyes, then to the mouth and nose, according to a study by the University of Barcelona.
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Why are you drooling?
All the saliva in your mouth is not only a sign that you have discovered an interesting dish, but it is also an important step in the process of digesting that dish.
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Why are we gritted?
At first glance it looks like an extremely political image, but here only concerns your mouth, an outrageous reflex of the jaw.
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How we drink?
Can this problem make us think? Very good. We put a cup or spoon of water into our lips and 'slurp' the liquid in our mouth. It is the h & a
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9 'normal' acts are considered rude in many countries around the world
You would love to laugh at your mouth when you are too excited, like it right now ..... but do you know that they are considered to be extremely rude behaviors?
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Mysterious spider figure on stone during the opening ceremony of mummy mouth
Archaeologists have discovered the spider's carvings on a rock in a valley belonging to the ancient Egyptian era revealing many mysteries concerning ancient religious ri…
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The skeleton of the 16th century was stuffed with vampire bricks?
This woman's skeleton dates back to the 16th century when the plague destroyed Europe, killing about 50,000 people, or nearly a third of the city's population. According…
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Found strange fish in China
People in a village in China have caught strange fish in a lake in a rocky cave with a depth of 1,000m.
Oceanography
Revealing new ecosystems under the deepest
Mariana groove or rift in the Mariana Islands, in the Pacific Northwest. The terrible depth of the Mariana Trench is even bigger than the tallest Mount Everest in the wo…
Oceanography
How does the whale become the world's largest animal?
Whales are the largest animals that ever existed on this Earth, bigger than the dinosaurs.
Oceanography
Heroes of giant sharks circling the group of rowers
A group of kayaks in the Isle of Man were terrified when they suddenly found a giant shark opening its mouth and circling around.
Oceanography
The first shark in history to know ... vegetarian but still healthy
Science has recently confirmed that one of the most classic predatory sharks in the world is actually omnivorous.
Oceanography
The diver caught the moment inside a fish's mouth while swimming
Sometimes or not, the diver Shawn Murphy was the lucky person to capture the image of a grouper's mouth the moment he opened his mouth.
Oceanography
The killer shark species of the ocean
Sharks are considered oceanic killers, one of the most dangerous animals on earth. With strong jaws, sharp teeth, sharks possess the ability to destroy prey in a flash.