Life
Natural ways to cure malformed toenails stab into flesh
Stabbing nails are quite common, which occurs when the angle of the toenails deflects and stabs the skin tenderly. This condition is painful if not handled.
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Animal world
The horror of the truth behind the mutant glass frogs
Recently, scientists have discovered mutant glass frogs in Russia and discovered the terrifying truth behind this mutation.
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Solution to challenging questions for generations
Is the chicken first or the egg first? Why do cats often focus on looking indeterminate? How does skin gecko change color? Search for answers to these 'age-unlimited' qu…
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The secret to the beauty of the 'snorkel' like Tay Thi
American people in the Spring and Autumn period of China used chicken eggs to face, to control oil, moisturize and fade wrinkles.
Space science
Cosmic blanket scientists are inspired by ink skin
Cosmopolitan houses can soon be covered with ink skins inspired by ink skin.
Animal world
Scientists discovered poisonous frogs with glowing bones through the skin
Deep in the Atlantic Ocean, the Brazilian region is home to the strange, bright and glowing little frogs.
Animal world
The bizarre fish that
Recently, Palestinian fishermen caught strange fish, they intended to make fish into a delicious dish to enjoy.
Health
The way to take care of Cleopatra's skin
Cleopatra is the most powerful woman in ancient Egypt. With beauty
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Why after a shower in the winter or itching?
Skin pruritus usually occurs when the skin is dry and peeling causing nerve fibers to irritate and cause itching.
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Ancient beauty recipes up to now
Old women use pearls to rub their face to circulate blood, apply rose water, clay mask to moisturize skin ... it is also a beauty today.
Animal world
A strange mouse that is always akin to predators
African spiny mice have the scientific name Acomys percivali. This is a mammal that lives in the mountains of central Kenya.
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The custom of the African tribe's scary children's head carving
Using sharp objects such as stones or glasses, an African tribe slashes children's skin from an early age to mark each person's identity.
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Strenuous and meticulous, this is how Japanese people create the world's thinnest paper
In Japan there is a company that is producing the world's thinnest paper with a thickness of only 0.02mm, equivalent to human skin. The advantage of this type of paper i…
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Lip balm makes lips more dry and cracked
According to the article published in the journal LiveScience, lip balm only helps your lips to relax temporarily and some types can make the lips uncomfortable even dri…