Archeology
Detecting traces of rare cancer in dinosaur fossils
The germ of a disease that still exists in society today has been found in the fossil of a platypus dinosaur 66 million years old.
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Why is Japan the lowest obese country in the world?
With the continuous development of society, the living standard of people is higher and the food they eat is more nutritious and more prone to weight gain, obesity / How…
Animal world
The world's first complicated 'bird society'
Many animals are social, but only a few have what biologists call a complex society.
New technology
Human skin can glow into a watch
Researchers from the American Chemical Society (ACS) have developed a long-lasting subcutaneous light-emitting device that works at low voltage and is safe for human ski…
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Decipher the mystery behind the 8 largest Chinese ancestors
In China, they are descended from matriarchal society. The children at that time only knew their mother, not their father.
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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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Why is cannibalism unacceptable in humans?
Amphibian tadpoles must regularly eat their 'brothers' to increase their ability to thrive. Gulls and pelicans are two of many birds that use their young to feed or prev…
Photo library
Enthrallingly admire the most beautiful scientific photos of 2019
The annual science photography contest has selected the best works, helping the public to open their eyes through amazing photos.
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Humans have ushered in a new geological era of the Earth
The impact of people is everywhere. Human society has changed the Earth so much that it cannot be reversed.
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Collect urine taxes, beard taxes and hundred odd things
Taxes are immutable in every human society since the first civilization appeared in Mesopotamia.
Archeology
The 2,500-year-old seal belongs to women
An ancient seal from the First Temple period in Israel has recently been excavated. This seal is said to belong to an ancient woman in power.
Health
5 facts about 'Psychopath' personality disorder that most people still don't know
Psychopath is actually a universal personality, and one of us more or less has a part in it.
Archeology
Ancient DNA revealed the origin of the Philistines
This mysterious nation may have fled from the collapsing societies of southern Europe to Israel
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Why do cats keep smarter, but dog owners are more likely to survive in society?
Breeding a dog or a cat can partly reflect the personality and interests of its owner. And according to psychologists' analysis, both have many benefits.