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The image of Hercules snowstorm shakes the American people
US officials warn people will face a few incidents such as inoperable cars and slippery roads.
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See caterpillar butterflies
The process of escaping cocoons to turn into butterflies is familiar but still really worth admiring.
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Very strange, poisonous scales
Clouds are extremely toxic, rare, colorful, appearing only in certain weather and regional conditions.
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Video: The bear stands up and pushes the wheelchair for the circus teacher
The big bear stood upright on his hind legs and pushed the wheelchair for someone who had looked after him as a child after four months of separation.
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Video: Radio waves can be emitted by aliens
Astronomers obtained 15 radio waves, capable of emitting from alien laser technology.
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Video: The 'monster' machine produces 300 bricks per minute
India's SnPC produces a high-speed brick machine, capable of producing 300 bricks per minute, saving a lot of time and effort.
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Video: Watch the slug crawl like a shot at a rate of 20-40 times normal
The video recorded the scene of a cow slug with a speed pushed up 20-40 times that will definitely satisfy your curiosity.
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Video: The smart rabbit knows to bring beer to the owner upon request
After the request, Wallace bunny immediately brought beer to the owner on the trolley designed and built for it.
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Video: Simple test with balloons breaking the laws of physics
Normally when traveling on an accelerating car, the occupant will be pulled back, while if the car brakes quickly, the stifling person will be pushed forward.
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2050: The world will compete for food
World population may rise to 9 billion people by 2050, pushing countries into a struggle for food because of limited supply, US scientists have warned.
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Iran launched its first self-created satellite
This morning, Iran successfully launched its first satellite built by the country called Omid (Hope) into orbit, designed for research and telecommunications purposes.
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'Biofuels push food prices up'
World Bank President Robert Zoellick said that the demand for ethanol and other biofuels is one of the main factors driving global food prices up.
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Global rally marks the climate conference in Bali
Protesters around the world yesterday (December 8) poured into the streets to push world leaders to act in response to climate change, combined with the rally marking th…
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The legendary legend Acsimet
Many historians of wisdom in history have left to mankind the invaluable research works, but they also saved the poster with tears of jokes about the