Archeology
Inca brain surgery of the form of
According to a new study, ancient Peruvian Inca surgeons often succeeded in removing a small portion of the patient's skull to treat head injuries.
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Biology
How does golden staph bacteria enter through dangerous food?
According to the Vietnam Institute of Applied Medicine, staphylococcus (Staphylococcus) is a strain of bacteria present in many places in the natural environment, the mo…
Biology
'Cannibal' bacteria attack more than 500 people in Japan
Among STSS cases, 66 in Tokyo, 40 in Kanagawa, 32 in Aichi, 31 in Fukuoka and 28 in Hyogo. Most patients are over 30 years old.
Biology
Meat-eating maggots turn dozens of deer into living corpses
The carnivorous fly larvae are attacking deer in the state of Florida, USA and turning them into rapid corpses that die after 7-14 days.
Biology
Unknown things about ants
Ants hunting slaves, can clone themselves, know how to raise insects or grow mushrooms are unique abilities that ant species can be made.
Biology
Detecting carnivorous maggots living under human skin
The nightmare for all travelers has come true for an Australian couple while on vacation in South America: The carnivorous maggots began to nest under their skin.
Biology
Detection of bacteria helps wounds heal
Russian scientists discovered new characteristics of red bacteria, called so by bright red, that secrete wound healing substances.
Biology
New polymer products derived from soybean oil
Hair care products, bandages for wound treatment and capsules are potential applications of a new type of soybean-derived polymers.
Biology
Nano technology and hope for people with heart disease or other injuries.
SAN FRANCISCO: Scientists have created heart attacks or other wounds on mice but these mice have quickly recovered thanks to the help of Nano technology. If the new trea…
Animal world
The danger comes from fish being caught and released
Policy 'Catch-and-drop' has become a norm on many rivers and lakes in the UK in recent years, it is considered a more humane solution and an important factor to preserve…
Animal world
The secret of the giant ant species has the ability to cure wounds for fellow humans
African Matabele ants can become nurses, taking care of the injured fellow when they join the bait.
Animal world
Male lion draws anesthesia arrow from his female lion
The young male lion uses his mouth to pull the arrow out of the female lion's shoulder, but this behavior does not stem from sympathy for the fellow.
Animal world
Great recovery mechanism in bears
In a report published on Integrative Zoology, scientists said that each year they found a few bears injured by guns or hit by hunters' names; or because of fighting with…
Animal world
Why do poison frogs produce sugar and bile in the skin?
Through analysis of Mantella frog frog skin in Madagascar, researchers Valerie Clark of Ireland discovered for the first time that poison frog skin contains superficial…
Animal world
Bat wings have the ability to heal themselves
Not long ago, bat care workers at a center of the Royal Society for Animal Protection (RSPCA) discovered the bat's ability to self-wing if rested and cared for carefully…