Animal world
Birds can tell who is dangerous
The study results showed that: Crows crowed (with gray hairs at the nape) will fly back to the nest twice as fast when the danger is known in the second.
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Animal world
Swallow and the basic information about swallow
The swallow belongs to the Swallow family, which is one of the familiar birds living close to humans, native to Africa, easily adapted to life ...
Animal world
Big bird - High-speed bird of prey
The big cut bird is a formidable hunter. They usually target birds (or bats) they see while flying.
Animal world
Strange pets threaten the local ecosystem
The blue iguanas can invade where nesting eggs of extinct turtles are by digging burrows and breaking leather turtle eggs.
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How was silk invented?
Silk originated from ancient China and was invented by Queen Luy To.
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Natural bees build nests from ... plastic waste
In Argentina's crop fields, it was discovered that wild bees used exotic materials, instead of wax, to build nests: plastic waste.
Biology
80,000 honeycomb nesting in Spanish people's walls
The landlord heard the murmur coming from the wall for two years and had to rely on an expert to remove the beehive when he could not stand it.
Animal world
Haunting behind the whimsical white swan nest
White swans nest, lay eggs on an unusual nest.
Animal world
The 'mysterious nest' of 1.5 million penguin humans has never known
During the past 3,000 years, an area in Antarctica is home to 1.5 million Adélie penguins that humans do not know.
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The super-wide clusters of English can be seen from the universe
A giant super-nest spread across large areas of England was built from 3,820 years ago and still exists today, the Independent on November 19 reported.
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Do you believe a blanket made of duck hair that costs up to 350 million VND?
This is the most expensive duck blanket in the world, and the reason you'll know right away.
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Why do Parisians raise bees to take honey from the dome of buildings?
If one day you heard of a building in Hanoi and Saigon with bees making nests, would you feel interesting or afraid of trembling?
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Decipher how torture is under the King's underworld
Discussing the use of torment, the Shang Dynasty King's Head was considered as a nest.
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Little is known about the first hacker in human history
1903 was the year when the world began to know the name of
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Chicken eggs contain other eggs inside
A farmer named Gary in Texas, USA, found a particularly large egg on his farm.