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What will the ocean look like in 100 years?
By studying coral populations in response to the changing marine environment, scientists have drawn a wild picture 100 years later.
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8 most exciting chutes in the world
Slide at speeds of over 100 km / h, slide through dolphins, rising sharks swim or through spiral lines to give visitors a feeling of extreme excitement.
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Wild animals emit the same aroma as Ham Huong
Civet, male deer, beaver ... all carry the essential musk to create unique perfume bottles.
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The secret of the first dog flying into space
He can't read, can't write, doesn't know how to socialize, but if you say Laika to any Russian at a certain age, they will show emotional relief.
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Why do animals have dead ears?
Usually, domesticated animals become close to humans often have similar mutations, including dead ears.
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Visit the 8 mysterious 'hidden places' on Earth
These are wild lands with rugged terrain that always stimulate the curiosity of adventurers to discover.
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Decipher the secret that can tame wild animals
The DNA in the chromosome is exactly the same as in the chromosomes of dogs, the animals in evolution have come from wolves who are domesticated into domestic dogs.
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Office people burn 'calories' like African hunters
Scientists compare wild Aboriginal people in Africa, live hunting animals and workers in the air-conditioned room to see who consumes more calories.
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Revealed 'adult toys' 2,000 years ago
A newly discovered research book, sex in the Greco-Roman era, more than 2,000 years ago, extremely wild, odd and sometimes barbaric.
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The wild world on the Sahara desert
The image of the Sahara in many people's minds is a vast desert of sand dunes but in fact the terrain is quite diverse.
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The truth about the desert island where Robinson once lived
Daniel Defoe's famous novel is inspired by the true story of a person who was washed into an uninhabited island in the 18th century. But the island that Robinson Crusoe…
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Controversy over the origin of domesticated horses
According to studies, 6,000 years ago, horses were domesticated in the fields of Ukraine, the southwest of Russia and the western region of Kazakhstan. Later, the breed…
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Why does Santa choose car pull reindeer?
A study in early 2011 showed that the number of reindeer has decreased by nearly 60% in the past three decades due to climate change and disturbance of a man-made living…
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Decipher mystery in rhino feet
A group of experts in the UK are investigating the secret of making small feet of rhinos able to withstand their massive body weight.
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Found eel eggs in the wild
A team of Japanese researchers said they first found wild eggs in the Pacific Islands of the Mariana Islands.