Video: Single fishing catch of cones
The conch is one of the snails that possesses the killer venom in the Conidae family. They hunt by a straw and a poison gland.
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The conch is one of the snails that possesses the killer venom in the Conidae family. They hunt by a straw and a poison gland.
Recently, a clip of the image of the pig Chris P Bacon moving by wheelchair was also posted on Youtube, attracting thousands of viewers.
Bio-robots do not have a self-moving mechanism that works indirectly thanks to the force exerted by wind, magnetism ... from automatic robots.
AFP reported that the media on June 23 reported that Iran is moving toward completing projects with Russia to build at least two more nuclear power plants on the coast i…
An Austrian athlete has set a world record after jumping from a height of 39 km and falling freely with greater speed than yesterday's sound.
Iran began moving uranium enrichment devices to an underground facility to avoid possible attacks on its nuclear plants.
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Danish artists and a group of American engineers successfully built something that could help people cope with floods and land scarcity.
The tiny nuclear reactors called Hyperion are capable of moving enough to provide electricity and heating for about 10,000 households for many years.
A Serbian math professor celebrated his retirement by moving to a house because he built it entirely with plastic bottles.
Theoretically, scientists think it is possible to build a time travel machine, go to the future or go back to the past.
An Israeli student introduces the idea of automatic parcel delivery, moving and self-balancing on one wheel.
Looking at the picture, you can see the circle moving slowly. Others said they saw images moving very quickly and had a headache when looking at them for too long.
A 32-year-old woman visiting a rural area outside Moscow returned home with a surprisingly strange object on her face.
Milena Canning in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, was blinded after a severe stroke and almost lost her life nearly two decades ago.