Archeology
Ancient crocodile: The machine of destruction is more scary than dinosaurs
Giant prehistoric crocodiles have a large body like trucks, followed by long legs that allow them to run many times faster than their modern descendants.
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Archeology
Ancient human mysteries bear the powerful teeth
An ancient lineage of man who once had big, strong teeth like large and mighty primates of modern times.
Health
Why does popcorn pull out teeth causing heart valve infection to have open heart surgery?
A popcorn seed accidentally caught in the teeth of a man in England led him to an emergency hospitalization for an infected heart valve. These two seemingly unrelated st…
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Why do they grow so stupid they still have the name wisdom teeth?
It is estimated that about 65% of the world's population will have wisdom teeth, during which time pain and discomfort are inevitable.
Medicine - Health
Surprise with teeth whitening technology in the 19th century
People in Europe 200 years ago homemade toothpaste, bleached with acid and encouraged brushing 5 times a day.
Science invention
Interesting inventions inspire life
You may be satisfied with the technological achievements that serve our lives today and be satisfied with what they help us.
Archeology
8,500-year-old human teeth found to be used as jewelry
Small perforated teeth for a necklace or bracelet can have a profound symbolic meaning for the wearer.
Animal world
Animals have up to 25,000 teeth in their mouths
If you had to pay for a dental examination, this species would be
Health
Unique sign of each person
Each iris pattern is unique, unlike anyone; Left and right iris of the same person are also different.
Animal world
The tiger is planted with fangs of gold
It took nearly 80 minutes for dentists to implant gold dentures for caries in the Massweiler conservation center.
Animal world
Discovered that the Amazon fish have scales that can resist Piranha's predatory teeth
The scales structure of a giant fish that can resist the sharp teeth of Piranha predatory fish is known as the 'sea monster' of the Amazon.
Animal world
The scales are as hard as the armor of an Amazon arowana
The strong scales structure of Aparaima fish helps them to cope with the sharp teeth of predators in the same habitat as piranhas.
Health
Teratomas: The type of tumor that grows without any rules, also ... grows both teeth and hair
Let's learn about teraoma - kind of silent but quite dangerous for you, as they develop with worrying symptoms.
Animal world
Teething helps piranhas eat everything
The researchers found that piranhas always have their teeth stored underneath their existing teeth to replace when they are dull.
Archeology
96 million-year-old 'iron dragon' fossils, razor-sharp teeth in Australia
Archaeologists unearth a 96 million-year-old fossil skeleton of a pterosaur from a sheep farm in Australia.