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The 'world's most useless' volcano: Turned into a cooking stove for locals.
Monte Busca is considered to have completely lost its 'volcanic pride'.
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Animal world
The 4-year war to annex the chimpanzee's territory
From 1974 to 1978, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall documented a long-standing conflict between chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
Animal world
Male lion takes the hit when mate attacks rhino
After the female lion failed to attack the rhino, she left, leaving the male to become the target of the enemy's anger.
History
History and meaning of the International Day Against Discrimination against the LGBT Community on May 17
May 17 every year is the day the world speaks out against stigma and discrimination against people from the bisexual, gay and transgender (LGBT) community through many m…
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4 things not everyone knows about German sausage - the pride of this nation
German sausage is popular and loved by many, but not everyone knows the interesting secrets about this dish.
History
Who is Dai Viet's concubine twice defeating the Angkor Empire?
The people of his hometown still engrave and transmit his story forever as an infinite pride and gratitude.
Scientific application
Australian-style mango planting: Tips to 'prompt' the tree to bear fruit
Leo Skliros, Chairman of the Australian Northern Territory Mango Industry Association, has the potential to help mango trees flower and bear fruit early in winter (July).
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Komsomolet submarine: From Soviet pride to radioactive leak tragedy
The Komsomolets submarine carried Soviet expectations to break all records, but it was this that pushed it over the limit, and then tragedy struck.
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Who is Marsha P. Johnson honored by Google today?
Marsha P. Johnson is an activist and pioneer of the African-American transgender movement. But much of Johnson's life was ostracized by society.
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How dangerous is Russia's infamous AK submachine gun?
The pride of Russian weapons experts is the automatic submachine gun designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov in 1947.
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The tragedy of 'Titanic in the air' ended the balloon era
On May 6, 1937, the Hindenburg balloon - the pride of Germany - exploded into a large area of Lakehurst, New Jersey, and the United States was engulfed in smoke and fi…
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4 reasons for Vietnamese people to be proud to talk about the August 1945 Revolution
The following facts about the August Revolution will certainly awaken national pride in each of our young people.
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The plane can ... fly back, pride of North Korea
The reason that the An-2s still continue to serve is that no plane has special abilities like it.
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New research helps identify people 'self-love'
Researchers have shown a few signs of awareness about a person
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Legend of 47 revenge Samurai and collective suicide
The loyalty and bravery of the 47 Samurai have shown the pride of the samurai spirit of the Japanese people.