Oceanography
Killer whales: Revealing the close swarm relationship, the unexpected role of the female with the young
Female killer whales live more than 80 years - much longer than male killer whales, and there's a special reason for that.
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Biology
Scientists have just created a creature that can live without breathing
The researchers injected photosynthetic algae into the tadpoles, thereby creating a symbiotic relationship between the amphibians and microorganisms, allowing the amphib…
Animal world
Surprisingly, now Japanese monkeys can ride deer!
Japanese macaques, which were once famous for taking hot baths in their snowy habitats, are now making headlines once again by riding sika deer.
Scientific works
Are men or women more prone to jealousy?
Men are highly possessive, so it's easier to get jealous than women, or are women the ones who get jealous more? A new study has found the answer.
Life
The most effective 'sociers' all have these 5 habits
Whether it's in business or in your personal life, it's not what you know that matters, but rather that you have a productive relationship.
History
These are the steps for the 'Nephilim', a race of giants living on Earth?
The Nephilim - 'great fallen men' were descendants of the physical relationship between the sons of God and the daughters of men as mentioned in Genesis 6:1-4.
Archeology
Fossil evidence for a parasitic-host relationship
The oldest known fossil evidence of parasites was discovered by a team of scientists in Yunnan, China.
Health
The relationship between hyperthermia and health
Humans are warm-blooded animals, able to maintain body temperature thanks to a balance of heat generation and heat emission.
Archeology
The ancient Chinese people raised rabbits as pets from 5,000 years ago
Farmers in Neolithic China may have known to raise hares as pets, forming close relationships and almost domesticating small animals since time immemorial.
Animal world
The truth about the flamingo 'married life' together
Flamingos are one of the few species in the natural world to follow the rule of making friends one of a quite special life. They live together, fly together, stand toget…
Animal world
Devil bats kiss their species in exchange for blood
When making friends, the bat will groom and share food that is drawn from other creatures by mouth.
Discover science
Why is there an 'old love that doesn't come'?
Why do people have a habit of coming back to their ex-friends even though they have hurt themselves? The answer is not simple, there are many reasons leading to
Discover science
How do you know when it's time to break up?
Christmas is a time to give away, but it is also the period with the most farewell. Contrary to the prospect of spending more time and romance with each other, many peop…
Biology
Are there insects in the figs we eat?
Are insects really dead in figs? You can hear rumors, and it turns out that (sometimes) it's true. But when you learn about the whole relationship between figs and insec…
Animal world
Surprise with gay couple penguins ... incubating
Zookeepers found two male penguins hatching eggs. At the Berlin Zoo, two penguins named Skip and Ping adopted a abandoned egg in August; They have previously tried to in…