Animal world
Love songs for sharks
Scientists are giving sharks at the German aquariums to listen to romantic songs, to bring them into the mood when in love. All 10 Sea Life aquariums in Germany are invo…
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Animal world
The 'dialect' of birds
Birds of the same species may have different songs depending on the environment in which they live and the
Animal world
Birds change their voices to survive in the city
The song of corn finches in cities has a faster rhythm and a higher pitch than those living in the forest, the Dutch scientists said. This finding helps us understand wh…
Animal world
why do dogs and people understand each other?
The barking dog has the same characteristics as the song of birds and crying babies: It is used to communicate basic emotions such as fear, suppression or submission, ac…
Animal world
Gibbons 'sing' to ward off enemies
When the white-handed gibbons discovered a leopard lurking near the shelter, instead of secretly watching, the primates would quietly approach the suspicious and shout a…
Animal world
Discovered especially rare 4-eyed turtles
The Asian turtle conservation program team has discovered an individual four-eyed turtle in Song Thanh Nature Reserve, Quang Nam. This species is classified as endangered
Animal world
Being hungry will not sing
If young birds lack nutrients, a part of the brain helps them learn to sing and identify songs that will not be fully developed.
Animal world
Giving bigger eggs thanks to the sexy song
A recent study revealed that females alter egg sizes, and possibly the sex of the chicks, when they hear a guy's sweet love song.
Animal world
Birds singing also has grammar!
This conclusion was made by psychologist Tim Gentner of the University of California at San Diego after going through 15,000 tests to know the secret hidden in the langu…
Animal world
Mice also sing to flirt
The mouse may not sing to beg for food, but the mouse sings to please his partner. Researchers at the University of Washington, USA, discovered this when they eavesdropp…
Scientific application
Turning seawater into fresh water for Truong Sa soldiers
One day, the system will filter 18 m3 of sea water into living water for people and soldiers in Truong Sa to use.
Scientific application
Robot plays the organ guitar
The sound of the organ is mixed with the sound of the guitar in the melody of the song
Scientific application
Technology for raising chickens does not need antibiotics in Singapore
Kee Song Brothers Poultry of Singapore has become the first company in Southeast Asia to raise large-scale chickens without antibiotics.
Environment
Giant cracks in Tibet can forecast horrific disasters
According to the Daily Mail, studying cracks in the Tibetan plateau could help scientists accurately predict future earthquakes.
Environment
Tropical depressions enter the South China Sea, potentially strong into storms
Tropical depressions are now about 160 km west of Song Tu Tay Island, strong at level 6-7, level 9 and capable of becoming stormy.