Biology
Decoding the reason why bullet ants have the 'most painful sting in the world'
Researchers have discovered that the 'world's most painful' ant sting is caused by its toxins that travel straight to human pain nerves.
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Scientists are looking for a series of solutions to replace lithium batteries
The world is racing to find alternatives to lithium-ion batteries, anticipating the prospect that the demand for this type of battery will increase 60 times in just 2 de…
New technology
The 'tycoon' of the Japanese beer industry launches an electronic spoon to prevent strokes
The electronic spoon transmits a weak electric field from the spoon to concentrate sodium ion molecules on the tongue to enhance the perception of the salty taste of foo…
Animal world
Discharging 600 volts of electricity, the eel species confused the father of the theory of evolution
The electric eel hides an evolutionary mystery that Charles Darwin also couldn't explain.
Environment
Strange lake in China: Where salt crystallizes into gems, planes can land, trains can pass
Sahar Khan Lake contains more than 50 billion tons of sodium chloride (table salt), which can supply 6 billion people around the world for 1,000 years.
Scientific application
Japan makes electronic chopsticks that make food 1.5 times more salty
Electronic chopsticks use a weak electric current, which does not affect the human body, to regulate sodium ions and alter the perception of taste.
Health
What does sweat say about your health?
Sweating too much, too little or having an unpleasant odor are all signs that your body is having problems, requiring immediate attention and care.
New technology
Science has successfully made a stable, fast-charging sodium battery like a li-ion battery
Science has successfully made a stable, fast-charging sodium battery like a li-ion battery. This is yet another breakthrough that can accelerate the advancement of techn…
Animal world
Elephants enter a volcanic cave in search of salt to eat
Large herbivores such as elephants often look for natural mineral deposits to replenish their sodium intake because minerals from plants and water are not sufficiently s…
Health
Calcium is 7 times higher than milk, it's a pity not to eat this food
If you know how to eat healthy cheese, it will be a high-value, nutritious food for your health.
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What is sodium cyanide?
Like potassium cyanide, sodium cyanide is considered to be extremely toxic, just a small amount can kill an adult in a snap.
Animal world
Strange bird colorful likes to eat clay
In the mountains of southeastern Peruvian clay, it is estimated that up to 18 species of parrot gather to eat ... every day. Why do they have this habit?
Health
What is the pancreas? How do they work?
At the bottom of the ribs, you will find the pancreas located between other organs, acting as a personal health professional.
Space science
'Lava moon' discovered outside the Solar System
Astronomers found evidence of the existence of an unknown moon full of active volcanoes.
Health
Use gel from brown algae and soluble polymer to protect donated tissue
Swiss scientists have successfully solved the problem of immune system attack and rejection by using a protective hydrogel, prepared on the basis of sodium alginate from…