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The 'whale' is about the size of a dinosaur
Unlike today's whales, the Basilosaurus has a paddle-like fins similar to those of seals and long tails.
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The largest freshwater pearl block in the world is worth 632,000 USD
The world's largest freshwater pearl block is about to be sold at the Venduehuis auction house in The Hague, Netherlands on May 31, according to CNN.
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This is what makes each type of shoe with different size and fit
Any sneakerhead has to go through the same crisis when ordering shoes online: how is Fit, buying it?
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The expert pointed out how to look at the face and guess the personality of the person
Carmen E. Lefevre from University College London said that the appearance of lines is the product of genes, hormones and lifestyles.
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According to physics, it is difficult to boil cooked eggs
Boiling freshly cooked eggs is not hard to think! According to physics, to boil ripe eggs with both the yolk and the white, there are many contributing factors.
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What is going on with the Sahara?
Recently, two scientists have come up with a shocking statement that the world's largest desert has expanded by 10% since the beginning of the 20th century, equivalent t…
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Why is the Vietnamese nose low but the Westerners are high?
We have always thought that nose shape is inherited, but now researchers have discovered a link between nose shape and weather.
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Too happy to power the new ship Gepard 3.9 to Vietnam
Although it has the same shape as 2 units 011 and 012, but the new ship Gepard 3.9 has been brought to Vietnam possessing superior features.
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The rocky river swept through New Zealand gorge after a great storm
This phenomenon occurs when stones of the same size are pushed together in large numbers down the slope, causing them to move like liquid.
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How does drizzle form?
For a long time, drizzle is still difficult to understand for meteorologists. On the one hand, they believed that the droplets took hours to reach the size of the drizzl…
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Science proves: The bigger the signature, the more likely you are to be a leader
From all kinds of signature embroidered flowers and embroidery to unreadable doodles, the types of signatures have become increasingly diverse.
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The world's smallest Christmas card is only half a strand of hair
This is a unique idea developed and implemented by scientists from the National Physical Research Department (NPL) of the UK National Metrology Agency.
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Department of marketing
Minister David Lidington said the device was promoted to bypass the security electronic system because it did not contain metal.
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10 most horrifying prehistoric predator monsters
Scientists evaluate the horrors of predators not in its severity or ferocity, but based mainly on their ability to catch prey, large food spectrums, or fast digestibilit…
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Why are some people able to draw better than others?
Some people believe that good drawing depends on