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Your nose will shrink when lying
Dr. Emilio Gómez Milán of the University of Granada, Spain, said that when a person's nose when lying lies will shrink, not long as in the story of the boy Pinocchio.
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Decipher the behavior of sniffing buttocks oddly in dogs
Sometimes, you can catch dogs standing smelling their asses. This seemingly quirky act actually means far more important than its appearance.
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Detect liars through ... nose temperature
According to Sputnik, during the experiment, scientists from Granda University (Spain) asked a group of subjects to
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Do you know why we always smell bad smell even though aromatic around us?
It turns out that the cause of this strange phenomenon comes from our own nose.
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At NASA there is a position that only needs to graduate from high school, but it is very important
Become NASA's nose.
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Mysterious messages in Madagascar
In the 16th and 17th centuries, it was a frequent stopover for Dutch ships on their way to the Far East around the Cape of Hope.
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The mystery of the headless tribe is real on Earth
According to Herodotus, the people of the Blemmyes do not have their heads but their eyes, nose, and mouth lie in the chest.
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The expert pointed out how to look at the face and guess the personality of the person
Carmen E. Lefevre from University College London said that the appearance of lines is the product of genes, hormones and lifestyles.
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The sudden 'secret' of the human nose
Not only smelling, human nose also plays many other unexpected roles.
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Why is the Vietnamese nose low but the Westerners are high?
We have always thought that nose shape is inherited, but now researchers have discovered a link between nose shape and weather.
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The untold story of the US Navy 'air carrier'
From the nose to the tail, the giant airplanes that serve aerial aircraft carriers are about the same size as a 60-story skyscraper.
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Unique new year greetings in the world
The greetings at the beginning of the new year are a way of expressing joy and friendliness. However, the greetings of the peoples of the world each differ from each oth…