Animal world
The extinct ancient bird revived from the dead
Repeat evolution has helped an ancient bird to reappear in the Indian Ocean and survive today.
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Animal world
Thai firefighters show how to respond when strangled
Victims of large pythons tightened around their necks can escape death with a simple gesture of putting their hands in front of the trachea and calling for help.
Animal world
Shocking findings: 94% of giraffes are studied for homosexual relationships
Homosexual relationships in the animal world are not quite a new thing. However, for giraffes, you will be surprised to learn that 94% of male giraffes are homosexual.
Cancer
Cancer patients need only 6 radiation treatments thanks to new techniques
Radiotherapy for the first time deployed at Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital helps head and neck cancer patients reduce 24 times.
Health
The 23-year-old girl is half-paralyzed because of an action many people do when tired
Do you believe that pulling only the neck muscles can lead to hemiplegia?
Archeology
Evidence of ancient sharks non-body grabbing the lizard's neck
The fossil tooth is a remnant of an intense aerial attack between a double-spotted shark and lizard.
Archeology
Discover new giant dinosaurs in Russia
A newly discovered giant dinosaur in Russia is named Volgatitan.
Health
Tips to cure a headache after only 10 seconds
David Reavy is a famous physiotherapist in Chicago (USA). He regularly works with athletes of the NFL rugby league and NBA basketball.
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Bunyip - The extinct monster in Australia
With Australian Aborigines, their legendary Bunyip monsters represent both good and evil, the incarnations of both demons and angels.
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The Indian boy has a flexible body like rubber, 360 degrees of his shoulders and a 180-degree neck
A teenager in India surprised the media and local people with the flexibility of flexing and turning the body.
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7,000 years ago there was a crazy phenomenon happening to men around the world that until now science still doesn't understand why
At one point in the past, the number of men declined to only 1:17 women. What happened?
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People have nighttime sleeping habits thanks to ... extinct dinosaurs?
This basic idea is based on the hypothesis of the 'nocturnal bottleneck hypothesis', which appeared in 1942. This hypothesis suggests that ancient mammals have been acti…
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A lot of our body parts will
Every day, people are constantly evolving and evolving. But how much more will we evolve? And how will our appearance of 100,000 - 200,000 more years?
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Festival of breaking goose neck in Spain
The St James festival of breaking goosenecks was held in El Carpio de Tajo village, Toledo province, Spain on July 25.