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People may have touched the running speed limit
Top athletes like Paula Radcliffe and Usain Bolt may have reached the highest speed that the human body can perform.
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Working helps repel depression
You think that it is work that makes you fall into depression. Think again. Actual work will help your mind be more alert.
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Research on phones confirms people live by habit
The researchers tracked about 100,000 people using mobile phone signals and came to confirm on June 4, 2008 that most people actually live by habit.
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People know how to sniff for traces
Humans also have the ability to track the scent of a lawn like a crane, and this ability will be significantly improved through the training process.
Oceanography
Satellites cling to the mysterious sun shark
Now, researchers are trying to track this fish with advanced technology to better understand them and enhance conservation efforts.
Oceanography
The flying flagfish flew across the train, almost losing the required fishing net
The crew members struggled to pull the blue flagfish to bite the track in the waters off Gold Coast, Australia, on September 10, according to UPI.
Oceanography
Killer whales sneak in fishermen to cut all fish
The flock of killer whales stalked the fishermen's ship to cut their hands on all the fish they had just caught.
Oceanography
Whales do not know how to avoid boats
Boats are a major threat to blue whales, because the animal does not know how to react when it hits.
Oceanography
Big sharks eat small sharks
In a natural version of the Hollywood action movie, a great white shark was destroyed under the jaw of the larger fellow.
Oceanography
Trace the leather turtle by satellite
Using satellites to track journeys and traces of leather turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) is a new discovery promising to effectively support the conservation of rare turt…
Oceanography
Unknown things about giant fish 8m long
The team followed six rays off Mexico's Yukatan peninsula within 13 days. Like sharks and whales, giant stingrays have huge mouth cavities and water filters, which can s…
Oceanography
Track the narwhal in the Arctic
Information on the site mongabay.com said a group of scientists from the International Fund for Nature Protection in Canada (WWF-Canada) has attached a satellite signal…
Oceanography
Using Argos pepper piles tracks humpback whales
Approximately 15 stakes of Argos pepper will be placed on the backs of humpback whales in order to understand their movement to the waters of New Caledonia in the winter.
Archeology
The first sign of life on Earth could be bacteria
A recent discovery shows that bacteria have existed on Earth for 3.7 billion years ago, after 1 billion years since the Earth was formed.
