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Causes of lower back pain near the buttocks and how to handle them
Low back pain near the buttocks is a phenomenon in which lower back pain occurs near the buttocks, left, right or middle.
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Animal world
The unbelievable thing about the cat's tongue made many people terrified
The thorns on the cat's tongue can shave off the meat sticking to the prey's bones. The beasts of the Big Cat have taken advantage of this to enjoy eating the easiest wa…
Health
A woman implanted a spinal disc with 3D printing technology
Now, the spinal pain has ended with Ms Amanda Gorvin - who had the first surgery to transplant a 3D 3D spinal disc in Australia.
Health
Skull 'sprouting' spikes suspected by smartphone addiction
Using many smart phones and portable electronic devices makes small spines appear in the area behind the neck, near the skull.
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You won't believe these horrific images are your body
Among us, there are people who suffer
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Why do relieve itching scratching?
Feeling itchy somewhere on the body is extremely uncomfortable, but it is actually an important function of the body, protecting the skin from harm. However, scientists…
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How long does it take to live long in the universe?
Living in a long, weightless environment can create profound effects on the human body, such as a long spine, small legs and a rounder face than on earth.
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Discover the learning mechanism of the brain
The image shows a nerve cell with a stem like a dendrite, each triangular shape touching the dendrite represents a synapse, where the input from other neurons called the…
1001 mystery
Mysterious remains of the Newfoundland Sea
Scientists are now extremely embarrassed by the pictures taken on the Newfoundland Sea: a giant animal skeleton lying on a white glacier, clearly a brown ribs and a bent…
Oceanography
The 5 meter long paddle fish is mistakenly thought to be a sea monster
The massive 150kg paddle fish is as long as the three adults who were caught in the northern Chilean waters, near the Iquique resort, Mirror yesterday reported.
Oceanography
Gourmet dolphin knows to bite off its prey
Ocean biologists discovered that some bottlenose dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico have bitten off native catfish heads when hunting, National Geographic reported on July 1…
Oceanography
Dragon-shaped skeleton washed up on the coast of New Zealand
The skeleton has many cartilage joints, long spine and head like a dragon that washed into the near shore area, intriguing for New Zealand seafarers.
Oceanography
Surprisingly lovely look of demons in the deep sea
Few doubts, in such a lovely appearance, but this creature carries enough toxins to defeat the prey in a split second.
Oceanography
Scary jaws of leather turtles
Inverted sharp spines in the throat in both the upper jaw and lower jaw are characteristics that help the leather turtle hold food in its mouth.
Oceanography
Decode the light on the shark's back
The lantern shark in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean emits light from the spine so that enemies think they are dangerous animals.