Oceanography
Australia: Giant tiger shark 5 meters long has been subdued by fishermen
The fishermen shared on social networks a photo taken with a giant tiger shark with sharp jaws that attracted a lot of attention.
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Computer science
What are Lotus tokens?
Today 16/9, Lotus - a social network connecting content developed and owned by Vietnamese has officially been launched, making family members gossip.
Computer science
What is Lotus Social Network?
Lotus is a cross-platform social network published by VCCorp Group.
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What does the concept of 'progressive sleep' mean?
According to a new study by the University of California in San Francisco, the number of 'progressive sleep' has increased compared to the past.
Animal world
Why do chimpanzees often ... throw feces on visitors?
The zoo can be a bad place to experience an interesting trip, until you see a fist of flying straight to you.
Health
The unknown thing about Oxytocin 'love hormone' and autism
Israeli scientists say the hormone Oxytocin plays an active role in normal social communication, supporting mothers during childbirth and breastfeeding, helping to contr…
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Research: The 'gamblers' always yield results when they win
Research has shown that red-black game winners often feel fair, while on the contrary, losers do not return results.
New technology
Agriculture during AI: Revolution towards sustainable goals
By introducing new farming practices, AI is transforming agriculture towards social benefits globally.
Health
The Internet changes the structure and function of the brain
Too dependent on the Internet and social networks can make people reduce gray matter, have difficulty concentrating and remembering.
Animal world
What is the deep reason that animals are chosen to domesticate?
Have you ever wondered why our ancestors chose certain species as we see them today to domesticate - not other species?
Oceanography
For the first time, record killer whales 'kissing lips' to reconcile
The act of kissing lips and lightly biting the same tongue is said to be the way the killer whales reconcile with their fellow men after the battle.
Health
Signs of schizophrenia
Depression, paranoia, thinking disorders, social isolation, reduced working performance ... are signs of schizophrenia. - VnExpress Health
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What is a blockchain?
Blockchain is a concept that has been mentioned a lot in recent social media and it is referred to as the next generation 'The Next Big Things'.
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We are rich thanks to ... genes?
Thought the rich and poor because of the fate of the eastern people, but suddenly, Westerners are now starting to care about this issue.
World celebrity
Google changed Doodle to honor Baba Amte
Baba Amte is an Indian, born on December 26, 1914 and died on February 9, 2018. He is a person who spends his whole life serving poor people, especially those with lepro…