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The process of forming a person from conception to birth
Using an extremely advanced medical simulation technique, American image maker Alexander Tsiaras has produced an extremely elaborate video, revealing the summary but ful…
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6 weird and interesting facts about 'sperm'
Each time 'sublimation', men can produce up to 200 million sperm cells. However there are many interesting things about these 'tiny swimming tadpoles' that you may not k…
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Interesting things about twins that you may not know yet
The twins are two individuals developed from a mother's pregnancy. They may be completely alike in appearance, have similar thoughts or personalities.
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Is happiness inherited or not?
A new study suggests that emotions throughout our lives also affect our children.
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Father's age affects children's intelligence
Scientists say, the older you are, the more likely a man will be born with less intelligent children.
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You grow old long before wrinkles
French doctors have found that sperm quality begins to deteriorate from the age of 35, so when a 45-year-old man is one-third of the pregnancy will lead to miscarriage.
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The sperm whale in Indonesia has 1,000 pieces of plastic in the abdomen
A sperm whale drifted into the Sulawesi coast, in the stomach with flip flops, bottles, bags, 115 plastic cups and 1,000 plastic pieces.
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The world's deepest diving mammals
Previously, the record of the world's deepest dive mammal belongs to the whale fish and runner-up is the statue. However, this record was changed in March 2014 when a gr…
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The biggest brain on the planet of sperm whale
The sperm whale, the largest predator on Earth, weighs up to 8kg while their hearts weigh up to 125kg.
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Fact: Whale in English is called 'sperm fish', why?
There are many species of whales of different sizes, but generally, all are giant creatures living in the ocean, the tycoons of the sea.
Oceanography
Video: The fishermen build themselves sleeping in the seabed
The sperm whale, the largest toothed animal on the planet, spends about 7% of its life time sleeping in an upright position. Each time their naps take 6 to 25 minutes.
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Oman fishermen find 80kg ambergris priced at $ 3 million
Three Omani fishermen discovered the vomit of sperm whale, also known as ambergris, weighing 80kg, worth up to three million USD.
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Fishermen sell wild gladiolus for $ 86,000
Two British fishermen picked up wax-like gray objects, most likely rare rare ambergris that cost tens of thousands of dollars.