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Why do feral pigs cost the United States up to $2.5 billion?
Each year, more than $100 million is spent trying to reduce their numbers, but the damage remains high and appears to be increasing.
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A carcinogen that was once banned in Japan and the United States, many people still come into contact with it every day without knowing it.
Few people know that this toxin can also increase the risk of lung cancer just like cigarettes.
Life
The United States has just increased its area by 1 million square kilometers.
Just a few weeks ago, the United States grew by 1 million square kilometers (more than 386,000 square miles).
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When the Qin Dynasty fell, where was the mighty army that Qin Shi Huang was so proud of?
Qin Shi Huang was the 36th king of the Qin state and the first emperor to unify China after destroying the six vassal states, ending the Warring States period. However,…
Animal world
'Crazy worms' bombard forests of 15 US states
They look like normal earthworms, but they can writhe, jump, and even shed their tails to escape danger.
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Secret documents reveal 'unexplained' discovery about Egyptian pyramids
Secret documents of the Soviet Union's state security committee (KGB) revealed shocking discoveries inside the Great Pyramid.
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Death is not the end: New mathematical models show cells can be revived!
Researchers are redefining the criteria for determining whether a cell is alive or dead.
History
How did the Sumerian Empire arise and fall?
The Sumerian civilization was the earliest civilization in human history. The location of the Sumerian civilization was Mesopotamia, between the Tigris and Euphrates riv…
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China has successfully built the first quantum engine using quantum entanglement.
Instead of using heat-generating energy like traditional engines, the new engine uses a unique property of quantum.
Oceanography
Killer whales carrying dead salmon leave scientists baffled
Killer whales off the coast of Washington state have been carrying salmon carcasses on their heads for decades, but researchers still don't know why they do it.
Environment
Mount Fuji 'naked' again after several days of snow
NASA satellite images taken on 9/11 show Japan's tallest mountain returning to its original state
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Is death the end?
Research uncovering a third state of living things, beyond life and death, is challenging scientists' fundamental understanding of cell behavior.
History
How did the Mongol invasion help form Russia?
Many people believe that the Mongol Tatars invaded Russia when it was a single state. But that is wrong. Because the Russian state was only really formed in response to…
Environment
Russian scientists find method to monitor water pollution in real time
A new method of monitoring water pollution detects harmful substances in water without requiring experts to take additional samples.
Scientific works
China operates giant offshore solar farm
Chinese state-owned company CHN Energy announced on November 13 that its 1 GW offshore solar farm has started generating electricity.