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Why is there a wave in the sea shell?
Put a large shell or shell in your ear, you will hear the soft waves of the sea. However, the vast ocean cannot get into that small shell. so what sound? The answer is t…
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Cola water colorings may cause cancer?
Some chemicals used to color in cola soft drinks products can cause cancer, a US consumer protection organization warns.
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Spanhanh Anh: the world's worst dog breed?
Dogs with soft ears and this innocent look may be one of the world's most aggressive dogs.
Oceanography
Turn oysters into a seafaring guard
French scientists hope to detect sea pollution early enough to find an incredible ally of the soft-bodied family that often appears on the restaurant menu.
Oceanography
Owned oyster Saint-Jacques 'special telescope'
However, not everyone knows this soft-bodied marine animal possesses a sophisticated visual system that can have up to 200 eyes of 1mm size.
Oceanography
Unexpectedly caught the extremely rare shark after nearly a decade
The marine biologists are surprised to catch a rare shark in the deep waters off the Scottish coast. They have a dull, soft muscle, like a sofa.
Oceanography
A close-up of the 'extremely toxic' fishes off New Zealand
Scientists at the New Zealand National Institute of Atmospheric Research and Research (NIWA) have been studying and catching many species of fish they have discovered be…
Oceanography
Coral in Son Tra peninsula is in danger of being destroyed
191 species of hard coral, 3 varieties of soft coral, 72 species of seaweed ... around Son Tra peninsula are at risk of being destroyed by illegal exploitation.
Oceanography
'Seaweed' of the sea is threatened
L. helicina is a wing-legged animal - a soft-bodied marine animal that is as small as a lentil - commonly known as the 'fried potato' of the ocean because it is the food…
Oceanography
Hundreds of new species discovered in coral reefs in Australia (Part I)
Hundreds of new species have surprised international researchers who are exploring the waters of the two islands of the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs in northwester…
Oceanography
People have relatives with sea urchins
Scientists have deciphered the sea urchin genome and found that the soft-bodied creatures are not spent, not the same brain as humans. They found the purple sea urchin g…
Archeology
Dead snails stuck in amber 99 million years
The group of scientists discovered the fossil snail 0.5cm long, the oldest specimen to date has preserved the soft body.
Archeology
Amazingly 2 5 thousand year-old frozen mummies are still intact in Canada
These are two of the world's oldest soft-tissue mammalian mummies, scientists said.
Archeology
Detecting mammoth remains with soft tissues and feathers
The Russian-Japanese joint expedition was found in Verkhoyansk, Northeast Yakutia, Russia, the remains of a mammoth with soft tissues and feathers.
Archeology
Turtles have relatives with birds
Turtles may look like relatives of snakes and lizards, but DNA shows that they have more in common with birds.