Animal world
Clever parrot shows off his tongue twisting bolts
A parrot has suddenly become famous on social networks for possessing a skillful tongue that can turn a bolt from a screw, making viewers extremely impressed.
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Life
Interesting secret hidden under the famous banknote of the country of kangaroos
Social media users went wild after one discovered that every Australian bill has a hidden image.
Funny corner
The weird house with the toilet in the middle of the stairs is famous on social networks
At first glance, the house looks quite quiet and ordinary, but what is special inside makes it famous.
Health
5 secrets to making Danes the happiest in the world
According to Meik Wiking, CEO of the Copenhagen-based Happiness Research Institute: 'Danish people are the happiest people in the world'
Archeology
12,000 years ago, humans 'changed shape' twice?
Two new studies show that the impact of social development can cause people to radically change from external appearance to internal functions of the body.
Oceanography
Dead Sea - Where sharks gather to hunt
Scientists discovered great white sharks often gather to hunt together in the clear waters of Guadalupe island off western Mexico.
Health
Entertainment to death - scary prophecy for mankind
'Entertainment to death' is a prophetic look at what will happen when everything becomes an object of entertainment and social networks become a force that can manipulat…
Animal world
Decipher the creature is said to be 'lucky', the whole body is covered with moss green hair
Recently, on social networks spread a video of a creature covered with a layer of moss green 'fur' swimming gracefully in the water.
Science story
What is social extinction?
Social extinction is the disappearance of species from our collective memory and attention.
Discover science
Discover the 50,000-year-old 'ancestral' social network of Facebook, TikTok in Africa
It seems that tens of thousands of years ago, the people of Africa made social connections without the need for Facebook, Twitter, TikTok or any modern communication pla…
Science Events
Netizens share a video of the artificial sun being taken to the sky in China, what is the truth?
A video allegedly capturing the scene of China sending an 'artificial sun' into the sky has been viewed millions of times and shared tens of thousands of times online.
Animal world
New discovery: Ants 'vomit' into each other's mouths to form social relations
New research shows that the act of vomiting into each other's mouth is not only to pass food to each other, but also to form social relationships.
Animal world
The baby alligator laughs happily when it is scratched at the right itch, both precious and rare because of its special features on the body
The happy expression of the albino crocodile when being rubbed by the zoo staff made many people laugh.
World celebrity
The dog has a rare natural pink coat in the world
The pink-haired pug is currently taking social media by storm with his strange appearance. It is known that this dog is extremely rare, there are only less than 100 in t…
AI - Artificial intelligence
What if AI becomes a hacker?
Over the past few years, technologist and researcher Bruce Schneier has been studying the hacking potential of social systems.