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Shocking discovery of cooking oil
The results of a new study almost dismiss the long-standing popular notion of better cooking vegetable oils than lard.
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Mysterious Alaskan Deciphering - The land of giant vegetables
Alaska (USA) is famous for being a land full of giant vegetables. Cabbage weighing up to 63kg, 30kg melon or 15kg broccoli ... is no longer a surprise to Alaska farmers.
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The secret in mummy cloths of ancient Egyptians
Rosin, oil, vegetable fat and herbal aromatherapy are important ingredients in the fabric of Egyptian prehistoric mummy cloth.
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Interesting association of fetal development through fruits
Watch the growing fetus every day in the womb through an interesting infographic.
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Quercetin in fruits and vegetables prevents flu
A study published in The American Physiological Society, mice injected with quercetin - a natural compound in vegetables - is less likely to get the flu.
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Unexpected truth about vegetables
Tomatoes, japaleño peppers, serrano peppers and avocados are currently under scrutiny after Salmonella outbreaks, causing many Americans to worry about eating vegetables.
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Journey to find fuel of the future
In 1912, Erfinder Rudolf's grandfather had once claimed that vegetable oil could also be used to run machines like oil. However, at that time almost no one was intereste…
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Strange circles in England
People in the fog country discovered many large concentric circles on a vegetable field last week.
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Flowers grow from ... steel pipes
A very strange phenomenon happened in a Chinese man's vegetable garden. He was really surprised to find a bunch of slender, white flowers blooming on a smooth steel tube.
Oceanography
Successfully cultivated seaweed varieties that taste like bacon
Good news for people who are lazy to eat vegetables, are scientists at Oregon State University (OSU) who have successfully cultivated a rich, bright red nutrient algae t…
Oceanography
The first 'vegetarian' shark in the world
A shark named Florence raised at Birmingham National Marine Life Center (BSLC, UK) became the first 'vegetarian' shark in the world, the Daily Mail reported. The 'shark'…
Oceanography
Cultivation of sea grapes: A capital but a few words
Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography has successfully cultivated grapes, also known as sea grapes, which can be used as a high-class vegetable. 1 kg of sea grapes is curr…
Archeology
One of the most feared prehistoric beasts was extinct because of eating vegetables
In prehistoric times, or more specifically, in the ice age, there was an animal with an extremely scary appearance. They weigh up to 500 pounds, 1.7 meters high, 3.5 met…
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Discover 400,000 years of mammoth tusks in Siberia
A Siberian resident (Russia) while digging a vegetable garden in his home garden excavated the ancient mammoth tusks dating back about 400,000 years.