Biology
Rare orchids suddenly bloomed causing half of the golf course to be closed
Ashton Golf Course reduces the number of holes for golfers from 18 to 9 to make room for orchids to grow and seed.
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Biology
Ants also know how to pollinate flowers?
Researchers have discovered that the flowering Conospermum plants in southwestern Australia have grown to allow ants to pollinate them as effectively as native bees.
Biology
Why do potatoes have eyes?
We must be no strangers to the small dents on the surface of a potato, often called the 'eye'. However, have you ever wondered why potatoes have eyes, or why they are ca…
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Science explains bad eating habits that people still think are healthy
Not all foods are good for you, you can assume that you can eat as much as you want.
1001 mystery
Mysterious flames appear in the park in Spain
A mysterious fire has been recorded via cameras of people at a public park in Spain that is controversial. The concern is that the fire does not burn the plants below th…
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Swallowing moisture-proof seeds is dangerous?
According to Howstuffworks, what you accidentally swallow from a moisture-proof package may be silica gel or some other desiccant - these are compounds that absorb and r…
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Special way to help make watermelon seedless
Here are tips to help add watermelon seedless to seed, follow these to enjoy the best piece of watermelon.
Health
The toxins from plant food
Use vegetables, tubers, fruits, and take advantage of cooking accessories that are familiar to our housewives.
Archeology
The piece of papyrus reveals how ancient Egyptians tried pregnancy
3,500 years ago, Egyptian women realized they had children by mixing urine in bags of barley and wheat. If seeds germinate, they are pregnant.
Scientific application
The pupil made an automatic incubator for chickens and ducks
The hatching system automatically adjusts the temperature, has a CCTV and when the seed hatches, the system will automatically signal the owner.
Biology
The strange banana species in the middle of Xuan Son forest is still alone, finishing and killing itself
Located at the end of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, Xuan Son National Park - belonging to Tan Son district (Phu Tho province), is the only place in the country with…
Biology
Ancient Roman fruit trees were cultivated from seeds that were 2,000 years old
Scientists have grown plants from the Judean date palm seeds found in the ruins of 2,000 years old caves.
Health
Why eat pea seeds can die?
Jicama is a familiar, sweet and easy to eat and has many health benefits. However, users absolutely should not eat seeds because they can die.
Health
Who should not bathe old smell leaves?
'The custom of cleansing the ceiling of the New Year's Eve' (bathing in the water of old-scented leaves) has been applied by most Vietnamese from ancient times to the pr…
Biology
Smart seeds help farmers overcome climate change
British engineers have created an intelligent seed that not only enhances yield but also helps farmers overcome climate change.