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Green tongue lizard
Animal world

Green tongue lizard

In Northern, Eastern and Southeastern Australia there is a type of lizard named Tiliqua scincoides. They belong to the family of lizards, but do not like to climb trees,…

December 16, 2018
Interesting things about cougars
Animal world

Interesting things about cougars

Cougars are often called Florida newspapers, they have very interesting physical characteristics. This cat has a face like a small lion but has a short tail like a rabbi…

December 16, 2018
Close-up of the world's cutest wild cats
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Close-up of the world's cutest wild cats

The cat is named Margay spotted cat, a native cat in Central and South America. Unlike newspapers, they live in remote tropical forests.

December 16, 2018
The last three hours of the Titanic
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The last three hours of the Titanic

Within 3 hours, the legendary Titanic ship crashed in the northwest Pacific Ocean and then sank to the seabed at a depth of 4,000m.

December 16, 2018
Surprise with the golden ratio in nature
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Surprise with the golden ratio in nature

We can observe the expression of the Fibonacci number sequence and the ratio of natural gold, from galaxies to animals and plants.

December 16, 2018
The secret life of the hamsters
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The secret life of the hamsters

The beautiful pictures and inspiration in the secret life of these lovely little hamsters are practiced by two photographers throughout the year.

December 16, 2018
Watch hummingbirds -
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Watch hummingbirds -

The hummingbird family, also known as the bees, is a small bird family with more than 300 species that live all over the world.

December 16, 2018
Watch meteor shower in the sky of Europe
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Watch meteor shower in the sky of Europe

The part of Swift-Tuttle's comet tail as it passes through the Earth collides with the atmosphere, forming bright meteor streaks in the meteor shower called Perseids.

December 16, 2018