Archeology
15,000-year-old mammoth trap discovered in Mexico
Archaeologists in Mexico said they had discovered two large holes excavated by prehistoric humans 15,000 years ago to trap mammoths.
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Biology
Cold-blooded insects: Sand trap, sucking flesh inside prey
Hiding under a small funnel-shaped sand pit is a danger lurking around insects or even spiders.
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8 tips to help you get rid of 'heaven of the sky' trap of burning money when shopping online
The coming sales season is when we can easily fall into this situation
Oceanography
Humpback whales create vortex bubbles that trap prey
Researchers released a rare footage showing how humpback whales feed in the waters of southeastern Alaska on October 14.
Biology
The predatory species has the most perfect trap mechanism: Super-long tassel, straight-edged 'mouth' full of acid bait
With an incomparable turn-on mechanism, ultra-long tentacles of the outer leaf layer, Drosera glanduligera is really self
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Woman invented the 'trap' radar jamming
Her career has been forgotten and few people remember it today, but it was the physicist Joan Curran who was the first person in the world to invent the technology to he…
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Professor of psychology deciphers the way gambling distorts the truth and causes your brain to trap
How do you understand gambling - they are
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The world's coldest object
The researchers used laser beams and magneto-optical traps to cool atoms to temperatures of -273 degrees Celsius.
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The affective syndrome and tricks spread six psychological traps that made love impossible to escape
Hypnosis is a worrying psychological syndrome. Its English name is
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The truth about quicksand
Death from subsidence in sand or swamp is the scenario commonly used in movies, but the reality is not quite the same.
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7 misconceptions about mosquito prevention: It turns out that citronella cultivation can be counterproductive
Some species, such as Asian midges, burn during the day.
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The cause of dinosaurs extinction
Active volcanoes are the cause of the extinction of dinosaurs, not the meteorite that we had previously thought.
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Mistakes when going to the supermarket make you hook more purse
Whenever wandering in supermarkets and shops to buy things, you think that you will be completely awake when you have a list of things you need to buy and be determined…
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8 techniques of
These are all tricks and traps that supermarket stores use to pull customers to buy more.
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Here are 6 common trick tricks that we can easily get
Who doesn't want to make money easily. But life is never easy! So sometimes, people have to resort to tricks