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Mysterious Egyptian statues themselves move
It can be said that the mysterious, creepy phenomena related to the curse of Egypt do not only appear on film, but even in real life.
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1001 mystery
Explain the phenomenon of sand singing
For centuries, the phenomenon of some desert regions in the world emits a strange sound that sounds like music that has fascinated tourists and adventurers.
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Why does Mars look like it is moving backwards?
In 2018, Mars's reverse movement begins on June 28 and follows the West to East in the sky we see.
Oceanography
Tiny shrimp species can save the Earth before climate change
A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
Oceanography
Animals still sleep at night even without the brain
American scientists first observed jellyfish, an animal without the brain and central nervous system, also slept at night, UPI reported on Sept. 21.
Oceanography
Unusual hunting behavior of humpback whales
Previous researchers could only observe the structure of flippers from humpback whale carcasses and thought they were used primarily to correct the direction of swimming.
Oceanography
Animals do not heart, do not brain swim wonders
Jellyfish have no bones, no brains or hearts, but they possess great swimming skills, according to a new study.
Oceanography
Why aren't octopus tentacles tangled together?
Scientists say the octopus's brain cannot fully control eight tentacles at the same time and their complex movements.
Oceanography
Discover the magic beauty of sea corals
Graduate student Daniel Stoupin from the University of Queensland, Australia captured the corals and put the pictures together to see their beautiful movement.
Oceanography
Dwarf seahorses catch bait 1/1000 second
Although it has a small body and moves slowly, dwarf seahorses are one of the most effective predators in the ocean world.
Oceanography
Starfish move like humans
Scientists have announced the discovery of the crunchy sea star Ophiocoma echinata that can
Oceanography
Fish go under the sea with their feet
The finfish have a type of movement that we rarely see in the fish world.
Oceanography
Elephant seals 'sleep' during dive
A new study explains how the elephant seals scientists ask for a long time when they leave the mainland during the 8-month migration season in the sea.
Oceanography
Sharks move strangely to find food
Sharks and other marine animals search for food with a kind of shopping-like type of people, according to one of the biggest analyzes of the habit of searching for prey…