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Farmer invention pesticide
The machine, manufactured by Mr. Pham Van Hat (Hai Duong), has a length of 20 m, wheels can move on muddy and subsidence fields, and has been exported to Australia and T…
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Animal world
Birds that sing to their mates are noisier than airplanes
The white-bellied bird in the Amazon forest has set the record for the world's biggest cry, which can damage human hearing.
Animal world
Scientists' hack 'the sparrows' brain, teaching them to sing melodies never heard from their parents
To do this, scientists used optogenetic, a technique that uses light to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. They chose
History
Who is Cesária Évora who was honored by Google Doodle today?
On the occasion of Cesária Évora's 78th birthday, Google Doodle honors her dedication to the world music scene.
Oceanography
For the first time in history, we have earned the singing of the world's rarest whale
Black whales currently only have about 300 individuals worldwide. Therefore, studying them is very difficult.
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Stone moves, demon fish and little things in Death Valley
Stretching over 300km between California and Nevada states of the United States, Death Valley is home to strange natural phenomena, attracting many tourists to visit and…
World celebrity
Mercedes Sosa: The voice takes Latin Americans through 'Dirty War'
Today, Google Doodle honors Mercedes Sosa, the Argentine folk music singer who has inspired millions of people to pass
World Heritage
UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage of Vietnam
Here are the UNESCO-recognized cultural objects of intangible culture, please consult.
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Ritual of drawing bones on the body of the Chimbu tribe, Papua New Guinea
According to the RC, many nations in the world still maintain rituals using their own bodies to create works of art.
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'Singing' from Antarctica will be the sound that haunts you most today
Did you know that Antarctica can sing too? It sounds hard to believe, and many people judge that it is the most haunting sound, because it's like a horror movie.
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Luxurious and bizarre delights of Tu Hy Thai Hau
The Empress Dowager is a Manchu tribe, originally a palace, but with good singing skills and skillful speaking, he is loved by King Ham Phong.
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12-year-old girl set a Guinness record to sing 102 languages over 6 hours, including Vietnamese
Suchetha Satish, a 12-year-old Indian girl, made guests in the concert hall at the Indian Consulate General in Dubai go from one surprise to another.
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10 facts about geisha that you're not sure about
Not only does she have great singing skills, the geisha also impresses others because of their perfect, rare blemishes.
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'Happy Birthday' officially became a free song
The US court on September 22 officially announced all copyright belongs to the birthday song
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Why are you singing bad, or even not singing?
Do people cringe when you sing? Researchers have found that, in only twenty people, only one person actually does not distinguish the notes or amusia.