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Lately, it feels like more than half of the internet community in Vietnam and China has sunk a lovely creature. That is the pepper.
Perhaps in any association there is a child who is called the god of chili. While you cannot swallow a tabasco drop.
In this pre-coding storm, enough new coins grew like mushrooms after rain. Each copper has a different value:
Kon Tum's vast land area not only has coffee and pepper forests, but also raises tourists' interest because of unmistakable delicious dishes such as bitter coffee, sour…
Although the appearance looks exactly the same, but the tears start from different situations, such as when grieving or eating chili or onions, there is a very different…
The Guinness Book of Records has just released its 60th edition, bringing together the latest world records, including unique and unusual records.
Chili is a fruit used as a spice to prepare dishes in many parts of the world.
Tomatoes, japaleño peppers, serrano peppers and avocados are currently under scrutiny after Salmonella outbreaks, causing many Americans to worry about eating vegetables.
Do people die from eating too many hot peppers? So far no cases have been reported to be fatal because of eating too many peppers, although some people suffer
On the outside, the tropical black spider and chili peppers are nothing like it. But exposure to both species causes a similar sense of pain.
About half of the female whales have died when stranded, the rest are killed humanitarian because they cannot recover.
Seafarers in Australia were surprised to find a sea creature identical to a human's tongue washed up by the waves.
More than 400 naval whales flock to the coast of New Zealand for unknown reasons, many died despite hundreds of volunteers trying to save the situation.
People in the town of Falcarragh, Ireland have felt extremely surprised to see 13 pepper whales trapped on the shore.
On January 14, at least 13 naval whales were stranded on the remote coast of Farewell Spit, New Zealand's South Island region.