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Using rice water to nourish and prevent hair loss is a popular trend on social networks. But is it as effective as rumored?
Hippos are the terror of Africa. Weighing up to tons and with tusks half a meter long, they are not afraid to fight any creature.
Besides the familiar potatoes and sweet potatoes, Vietnam has many other types of potatoes that many young people may not know how to identify and distinguish.
Welcome to the future, where children are born not only on Earth but also on the Moon.
This species is often harmful to some crops and is an enemy hated by many Vietnamese farmers.
Freckles can appear from a young age, individually, while melasma is often caused by aging, in patches of different sizes, colors, and depths.
For centuries, the list of 10 most terrifying ghosts in human history below has always made many people afraid.
Ancient Scandinavians may have used boats made from animal skins for fishing, hunting and transporting trade goods, a new study suggests.
A woolly rhinoceros mummified for tens of thousands of years in permafrost provides valuable insights into the extinct species.
The incisions and cuts on the skin of the mammoth mummy were the result of ancient people trying to butcher it with stone tools.
Albino crocodiles are considered extremely rare and scientists estimate there are only about 100 to 200 albino crocodiles in the world.
Bacteria and viruses aren't the only mutating pathogens we need to worry about.
Scientists recorded an ultra-black anglerfish with the ability to absorb at least 99.5% of light in the deep sea off the coast of California.
New electronic skins can wrap around the robot's hand, helping to accurately sense pressure and identify objects in conditions as cold as minus 78 degrees Celsius.
Scientists discovered a new fossil of a dinosaur (Psittacosaurus) that had skin that combined feathers like a bird and hard scales like a reptile.