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Miraculous ability of sea snakes
Animal world

Miraculous ability of sea snakes

Scientists have discovered a species of sea snakes that can fast up to 7 months without any sip of fresh water, regardless of whether they live in a marine environment.

December 16, 2018
Lightning disaster
Environment

Lightning disaster

Lightning seems to be more and more 'thirsty', after the statistical results show that the rate of casualties is increased by lightning in developing countries.

December 16, 2018
China, thirsty rivers
Environment

China, thirsty rivers

Deep underground for hundreds of meters, the groundwater supply for more than two million people in the province is rapidly depleting (more than a meter each year). Urba…

December 16, 2018
Australians are thirsty
Environment

Australians are thirsty

Prime Minister John Howard has warned: Australians have no alternative but to use recycled wastewater due to the most severe drought in history.

December 16, 2018
Driving when thirsty is dangerous to drink alcohol?
Medicine - Health

Driving when thirsty is dangerous to drink alcohol?

Drivers who do not drink enough water for the body at risk of accidents are as high as those who drink a little alcohol, which is the result of a team of scientists from…

December 15, 2018
What to eat to get drunk?
Medicine - Health

What to eat to get drunk?

Master, Dr. Hoang Khanh Toan, Dean of Oriental Medicine Department - 108 Central Military Hospital said drunkenness is an acute poisoning caused by drinking too much alc…

December 15, 2018
Drinking water helps to be more lucid
Medicine - Health

Drinking water helps to be more lucid

If your mind is stagnant, then a glass of water may be the best solution. Because drinking water can make the mind more flexible, according to research by British scient…

December 14, 2018
Dengue virus makes the blood thirstier
Medicine - Health

Dengue virus makes the blood thirstier

A new study shows that mosquitoes themselves are blood sucking machines, but when carrying the dengue fever virus, the blood becomes more thirsty.

December 14, 2018