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Africa has 100 times more groundwater reserves than the surface
Africa in many people's impression is the high temperature, drought, and water shortage, often can see some news information, many Africans head to the water basin to go far away to find water. Is Africa that short of water? This is not the case, Africa's groundwater resources are very rich, about 100 times more than surface water, why do not Africans drill wells for water?
By Flagler Danzig4 years ago in Earth
Ice has been melting alarmingly fast in the past, raising concerns about sea level rise
Studies of ancient beaches and fossilized coral reefs suggest that sea levels may be rising much faster than current models predict, according to geologists who have studied past warming periods.
By Gotze Alleemann4 years ago in Earth
Why didn't the octopus, which has 9 brains and evolved towards high intelligence, establishes a civilization at the bottom of the sea?
If humans were to leave Earth, which species do you think could take over as the new overlords of the planet? And is there a creature on Earth, other than primates, that could develop civilizational capabilities? Is it the wolf, which is famous for its social nature, or the dolphin, which is known for its high intelligence? However, today, 009 will bring you a completely different answer.
By Baudamolova4 years ago in Earth
Everything in the universe is fixed in an endless cycle, researchers: is there something else about the origin of the universe?
We have always had an unresolved confusion - where did the universe come from? And where did we humans come from? Although we are scientists to come up with "evidence" to tell the universe from the singularity of the big bang, and human evolution from the ape, not all people on earth believe the scientist's "testimony". Those places with ancient cultural heritage would rather believe that the universe and human beings were created by "God" than believe the scientific explanations of scientists.
By Hitchinson Metz4 years ago in Earth
Animals that have lived for 450 million years are being pumped by humans in a blood frenzy that kills 110,000 per year
Long before the birth of man, the earth has been the home of many animals. But with the emergence of humans and the expansion of their activities all over the world, the living space of many animals has been drastically compressed, and some are even headed for extinction. A big reason some animals are facing extinction is the endless demands of humans, such as the horseshoe crabs that this article will talk about, which are heavily pumped by humans because of their unique blue blood.
By Orr Hirshman4 years ago in Earth
The animal world's mobile packing bag "chipmunk"
Chipmunks are animals under the chipmunk family, much smaller than squirrels and the smallest squirrel in the world. Adult chipmunks weigh about 100 grams and live an average of 5-10 years, making them relatively long-lived animals. Most of their habitat is in North America, with a few in the forested areas of northeastern Europe and northern Asia.
By De pepper4 years ago in Earth
There are 12 million tons of ants on Earth! How did the scientists calculate this? This is still a conservative estimate
The smaller the animal, the more numerous it is, and this is a truth that everyone knows. But how many animals as small as ants there are in the world is anyone's guess.
By Kevin Buttigieg4 years ago in Earth
The world's first case! Cloned Arctic wolves, do cloned animals really die prematurely? Can they reproduce?
The world's first Arctic wolf was born through cloning technology, and a second cloned Arctic wolf will be born soon. This news gives us so many questions, especially when it comes to this special technology of cloning. Why is the Arctic wolf cloned? Will the cloned Arctic wolf age prematurely like the cloned sheep Dolly? Does it have the ability to reproduce? Can the technology be used to "revive" animals that have long been extinct?
By De pepper4 years ago in Earth
Ten very rare animals on Earth!
The world's species are declining due to human and natural factors, and many species are becoming very precious when they are on the verge of extinction. Do you know which animals are the rarest and most precious in the world? This article lists ten of the rarest animals in the world. Let's see
By Stajila4 years ago in Earth
What is fashion without the earth?
As a giant panda living in the wild, what do you see and hear in a day? On October 27, World Giant Panda Day, many people experienced a day in the life of a giant panda at Taiyang Taikoo Li Square in Chengdu.
By Sukkning4 years ago in Earth
Dragonfly, the king of the flying world, scientists have been studying for years, but still have not fully understood the secret of the dragonfly
When it comes to flying animals, many people may immediately think of birds, however, if you want to talk about flight technology, then birds may have to give way, after all, as early as 300 million years ago in the Carboniferous period, insects have already flown into the blue sky, and at that time there were no birds on Earth.
By Lane4 years ago in Earth
Why did Soviet fertility fall off a cliff after World War II? Because of a bleak economic outlook and uncertainty
After World War II, the Soviet birth rate declined steadily until the date of its dissolution. Among them, there was a precipitous decline from 1960 to 1970, when the total fertility rate fell from 2.49 to 1.7, below the level of natural population replacement.
By Orr Hirshman4 years ago in Earth