Why do some animals still
Have you ever been shocked to see frog legs cut off but still moving? The reason why and how even though there is no brain and nervous system control but some parts like…
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Have you ever been shocked to see frog legs cut off but still moving? The reason why and how even though there is no brain and nervous system control but some parts like…
A very close animal surprised us about their biological ability - Cats.
After observing gorillas in Uganda for nearly a year, scientists discovered why these animals ate the wood and licked the stump - the behavior that caused headaches in r…
SDS-PAGE protein electrophoresis (Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate PolyAcrylamide) is a popular technique in the field of biotechnology, can be applied on plants, animals, microor…
A plasma physicist from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) finally found the answer to the strange characteristics of noctilucent clouds, ending decades of…
Geologists from Stockholm University (Sweden) said that changing mineral concentrations in groundwater (such as sodium and hydrogen) could be an early warning sign for e…
A package of radioactive isotopes for research and medical purposes was seized at an airport in Moscow, when it was about to leave for Iran.
Stone eroded on salt-bearing continents and followed the river to the sea. In fact, freshwater rivers carry a certain amount of dissolved minerals. Most of them are comm…
Brightly colored butterflies surround turtles in the Amazon, Peru forest, to drink their tears.
Same water, but these water marbles are invisible in the water, while ice is not, why?
While adults need to be reminded to drink more water and maintain body water, babies are very different from us.
Blood pressure can damage arteries and can cause heart failure, brain stroke, kidney failure and eye damage.
Physiological saline is becoming more and more familiar to humans. Especially when the environment is increasingly polluted leading to sinusitis, allergic rhinitis is in…
Food manufacturers use potassium or phosphorus and additives to substitute sodium but often do not publish quantitative on product labels.