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Doomsday
Space earthquake signaled the end of the world?
The mysterious, high-pitched sound of many drops from the sky was heard all over Europe recently explained by some astrophysicists.
Doomsday
The Viking predicts 'Apocalypse' will score on February 22, 2014
If the Vikings survived to this day, the sound of an unmistakable sound of imprisonment and sound from York must have caused chaos.
Alien
NASA probe detects alien sounds 'talk'?
According to the Daily Star, the mysterious sound was recorded when the Cassini probe first flew around Saturn in 2004.
Biology
Olive seeds that have carbonized can be used in construction
Spain is the world's leading producer of olive oil and also generates a large amount of waste from this industry.
Biology
Find out why plants can find water
A recent study has shown that plants can use sound waves to sense vibrations caused by water moving in the ground, thereby easily finding a source of water to feed thems…
Biology
Plants can hear sounds when they are eaten
According to scientists from Missouri University, the United States can hear sounds when they are eaten by animals and humans. Since then, it formed its own defense mech…
Biology
The 5 oldest creatures on Earth
The living creatures on Earth have a lifespan of thousands to over 100,000 years, attracting the attention of the scientific world.
Biology
The world's largest banyan tree
Although it sounds incredible, in Kolkata, India has a banyan tree that is bigger than a medium-sized Wal-Mart supermarket.
Biology
Unbelievable findings: Bee species have a local language
It sounds unbelievable but it seems that bees have a local language according to the area in which they live.
Biology
Spotted spiders emitting a
Sound does not make up an important part of the lives of most spiders, because they do not have ears or any other distinctive sound sensing organ. So why do spiders use…
Biology
The tree also knows that it counteracts the enemy
After hearing the sound of the caterpillar chewing the leaf, the plant reacts to that sound by emitting chemicals that repel the predator.
Biology
How does the sound of a dead tree sound like?
When faced with drought, plants produce special sounds due to the formation of air bubbles in the wood circuit.
Biology
The giant spider is about the size of a puppy
The giant spider is as large as a puppy discovered in the rainforest in Guyana.
Biology
Spider silk can transmit sound waves very well
Scientists have found that sophisticated spider webs can produce sounds like a stringed instrument.