Animal world
Photo of Komodo dragon biting the head of its own kind and the truth behind it
The moment a Komodo dragon appeared to be biting the entire head of a fellow dragon in the herd shocked many people.
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Animal world
What happens if a person is bitten by a Komodo dragon?
In fact, not only animals, but humans are also sometimes targets of Komodo dragons.
Health
The health reasons behind players' rude habits on the pitch
Athletes often spit because their saliva thickens when they play sports.
Health
Revealing the world's first saliva pregnancy test
This pregnancy detection method is described as cost-effective, non-invasive, providing accurate results in just minutes.
Life
New discovery: Sunlight can neutralize corona virus in 6-14 minutes
In addition to detecting that the sun can neutralize the corona virus in 6-14 minutes, the scientists found that the spread of the virus significantly decreased in the e…
Animal world
Why do dogs like to lick the owner?
Do you think licking your face is merely an act of showing the dog's affection to the owner? The truth of their purpose is not so good.
Life
Swallowing sore throat warning what disease?
Sore throat often comes from damage to the throat, bronchi and surrounding organs.
Life
What is saliva urine? How to treat?
Through color as well as signs of urine, you can predict your health, but it is unusual for signs of urinary foam.
Health
10 causes the throat to feel entangled
Sometimes a throat with a feeling of entanglement when swallowing saliva is a sign of some throat disease or dysfunction.
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The role of saliva in sensing food taste
Saliva provides the fluid environment needed to bind food molecules to the tongue taste.
Health
Detecting a sexually transmitted disease even when not 'having sex'
Australian experts found that an old sexual disease like the earth, still thought to be sexually transmitted, could easily jump over a kiss!
Health
How to prevent drooling when sleeping
When sleeping, the facial muscles and swallowing reflexes will stop working. At this point, the saliva accumulated in the mouth will begin to flow freely, according to B…
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Amazing things about the human body
People with about 50 trillion cells are an extremely complex living organism, containing many unexplored mysteries.
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Potential illness behind the kiss
Kissing others can result from mild illnesses such as oral herpes to more serious problems such as viral or mumps meningitis.
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Determine whether you look inward or outward for 1 minute with just one lemon
Have you ever wondered if you were an extrovert who liked the noise, or someone