Life
Eating wild meat - a thousand-year habit of harming Chinese people
The belief in miraculous use for health, social fame, causing Chinese people to continue the habit of eating wildlife is being criticized as bringing the risk of infecti…
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Environment
Australia catches hail the size of a golf ball, reduces wildfire slightly
As expected, heavy hailstorms struck Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. On 19-1, on social networks, people of kangaroo shared photos of stones as big as golf balls pouring…
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Why do we keep itching when we see others scratching?
Recent research by scientists has shed some light on this strange phenomenon.
Health
Scientists' brains shrink after an Antarctic expedition
After 14 months of working in Antarctica, a team of researchers from Germany discovered that the hippocampus of his brain was getting smaller 7.
Animal world
The world's first complicated 'bird society'
Many animals are social, but only a few have what biologists call a complex society.
Science invention
Indonesia invented devices to support internet addicts
From surfing social networks to watching videos and chatting with friends, many university students in Indonesia spend most of their time on mobile phones.
Biology
Split trunks caught fire from the inside
The hollow trunk of Trinity, Texas, burns in and out, possibly due to lightning strikes.
Animal world
Horses roll out dead to hide riders
The horse named Jingang caused social networking fever with the nickname of death when people approached to ride it.
Animal world
Chicks were born instinctively to avoid danger from predators
According to a study by Trento University and Queen Mary University, London, chicks are born with the knowledge to flee predators rather than learn it from experience.
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Nearly 10 billion flying hat of F-35 US pilot
On social media, a video of a pilot, allegedly from Britain, landed a stealthy F-35 fighter on the aircraft carrier.
Environment
Before the Typhoon Hagibis landed, the sky of Japan suddenly turned strangely purple
Many Japanese people shared photos of the moment when the sky turned scary and dark purple on social networks.
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15 photos that prove life is changing rapidly and sometimes too 'fierce'
Life changes every day and every hour, but not all changes have a positive effect.
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Science proves: The more public couples post photos, the easier it is ... to break the burden
The feeling of insecurity in their relationship is the reason that couples cover them up with shimmering images on social networks.
Animal world
Birds can tell who is dangerous
The study results showed that: Crows crowed (with gray hairs at the nape) will fly back to the nest twice as fast when the danger is known in the second.
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People in the Mexican sea are startled by the unique phenomenon
Pictures of a strange phenomenon in Mexico are storming on social networks in the past week