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Hóc hùng of the mutant eats 3kg of mud every day, chewing bricks like a bim
Strange syndrome makes men addicted to eating stone bricks and can eat up to 3kg of mud and stone bricks every day and still be as strong as they are.
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Terrible facts about life in the swamp
There are many swamps in the world that are notorious for their horrors, which are like silent cemeteries. The marsh is the
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How do countries in the world handle dredging dredging sea ports?
The majority of dredging projects in the US to serve the sea by ports in rivers, lakes, estuaries and coastal areas require a canal and deep parking space to accommodate…
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The 10 weirdest burial procedures in the world
Burial and cremation of the dead are the two most common burial forms in the world. However, in the world culture, there is a special way of carrying burial dead: immers…
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The 11 obvious facts have been confirmed by science
Pigs like mud baths, men like to look at women's breasts or do homework points will be higher ... all of this has been explained by science.
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Detecting signs of life in the bottom of the Antarctic lake
Researchers have found signs of life in the mud taken from the bottom of an Antarctic glacier.
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'Ghost' island in Pakistan
A new island has just appeared in the clear blue waters of Pakistan, but no one wants to go for a vacation, because it will be immediately hidden, only exists for a few…
1001 mystery
Tracing the source of the mysterious explosion off the Italian coast
The pillars of water exploded mysteriously in the middle of the Tyrrhenian Sea, surprising the scientists, but they said that a solution was now found.
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Mystical footprints of Akkowarlink
On the southern shore of Managua in Nicaragua there are many footprints clearly printed on the rock. The Nicaraguan people call those ancient footprints left on this roc…
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Gobustan Reserve - World Natural Heritage in Azerbaijan
The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization recognizes the Gobustan Reserve of Azerbaijan as the World Natural Heritage in 2007.
Oceanography
The number of tuna crabs migrated along the US seabed
Roger Uzun recorded rare images of herd of migratory tuna crab while diving in San Diego, California, yesterday reported by Story Trender.
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Catching super rare purple crabs caused a stir
Recently, fishermen in a port in Qingdao, Shandong, China have caught the super rare purple crabs that caused a stir, drawing much attention.
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Amazing: Clam live up to 450 years old
Few people know that clam, also known as clam, is a bivalve mollusk, which humans use as a regular dish, has a life
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UNESCO warned of the Great Barrier Reef
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has warned Australia is pushing the Great Barrier Reef into a list of endangered World Heri…
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Detecting huge mud and sand flow under the seabed
British researchers have discovered evidence of a huge landslide in the seabed 60,000 years ago, creating a huge flow of mud and sand on the earth. This finding is very…