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What is the most famous emoji in the world?
The majority of emoji users agree that the 'laugh out of tears' symbol is extremely interesting.
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Health
11-year-old girl cries blood in India
An anonymous mother in India was shocked to see the image of blood spilling naturally from her daughter's eyes.
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Tear gas - dangerous non-lethal weapon
Weapons such as rubber bullets, stun grenades or tear gas, even though they are called non-lethal weapons, can also be significantly dangerous.
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Why do you 'cry' when slicing onions?
Each time you chop onions, you have to find ways to cut them together so that you don't make eye contact with the onions so you don't have to 'shed tears'. Why is this h…
Health
Biological sensors on frames help control blood sugar
According to thenextweb.com, Brazilian and American scientists have collaborated to develop biosensors mounted on frames, which can measure blood sugar through the user'…
Environment
6 habits that are thought to be harmless, but are actually causing the Earth to shed tears
These habits do, but harmlessly are not, especially for the Earth's environment.
Health
Girl flowing 'crystal tears'
Satenik Kazaryan 22 years old, every day about 50 drops of crystal tears sharp eyes extremely painful.
Oceanography
Hungry sharks tear the lion fish
When the diver skewered a lionfish and held it out, the sharks immediately rushed to scramble for prey.
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Why do babies not have tears or sweat?
You won't see the tears rolling down the chubby cheeks of babies. But why are these adorable babies just born without tears perhaps not everyone knows.
New technology
Ninja bombs - special weapons of the US military
It was an unexploded weapon that pointed out six blades to tear apart the target. It has been used in critical attacks carried out by US forces in 2017 and 2019.
Oceanography
Spooky 'blue tears' spread across the Chinese sea
The phenomenon of virtual green tears is spreading in the East China Sea, poisoning many marine organisms and can cause illness for humans.
Health
The doctor showed how to protect the hot sun's eyes
Ultraviolet rays are particularly higher in the sea, reaching 12 can cause burns, late eye complications such as pterygium, cataract, macular degeneration.
Oceanography
Giant bugs tear the 2,000-meter-deep sea crocodile
Big football-like footbills are caught gobbling up the crocodile's body until it can't move.
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The 38th statue of Mary,
Pilgrims flock to the house in Metan, northwest Argentina to witness the statue of Mary continuing
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The 'interesting and horrifying' truth about yourself makes you surprised
The human body always has strange things that not all of us know.