Science

When the grain is dug, the mice will be "angry" and hang themselves on the branches of the tree
When I was a child, I was very naughty. I used mud to make an airtight "house" for frogs on the field ridge. At that time, digging mouse holes was not for one bite, or just for fun, mainly because I wanted to catch mice, and I never thought about the consequences of taking away the mice's food.
By adalberto alejandrina4 years ago in Earth
Can leeches survive in chickens?
Since ancient times, blood-sucking creatures have been terrifying. Leeches are soft, elongated, and a little disgusting when they wriggle. Coupled with the blessings of various folk legends, leeches are definitely what I fear the most. one.
By sondra mallen4 years ago in Earth
The significance of the difference in the eyes between herbivores and carnivores
If you go to the zoo and watch some of the animals we are familiar with, you may find that the eyes of those herbivores are basically on the sides, while those of the carnivores are basically in front.
By Vicky4 years ago in Earth
1,746 people suffocate in disaster caused by lake in Africa
Cameroon is a country located in central Africa. There are several lakes within its borders, among which the more famous ones are Lake Nios and Lake Monone.
By suzanne darlene4 years ago in Earth
The two countries with the world's largest rivers alone
A river is simply a stream of water flowing on the surface of the earth and is a major component of surface water. Compared to groundwater, rivers are fast regenerating and easy to obtain, so they are widely used in various aspects of human production and life, such as providing water for production and life, as well as economic values such as shipping and irrigation.
By Bar wall4 years ago in Earth
They are still alive!
It doesn't take much to stimulate the body's electromagnetic circuits; in fact, a small change in the local environment is enough to cause a change in consciousness.
By Stajila4 years ago in Earth
The last marine nomads: evolving "unusual" bodies
The last sea nomads - the Baobab In some waters of Southeast Asia, the clear sea is dotted with simple huts made of wood and leaves. Here live the last "sea nomads" on earth - the Baobab.
By Fei Fei4 years ago in Earth
Remember the boy who became a father at the age of 13?
The world's youngest dad In 2009, a 13-year-old boy in East Sussex, England, Allie (Allie Patton) became famous overnight, not because of how much he contributed and achieved, but because he set a Guinness World Record - the world's youngest dad.
By Lu Da4 years ago in Earth
The Earth is carrying mankind through the universe, where is the destination?
There are many counter-intuitive phenomena in the universe, for example, according to our human intuition, the earth under our feet should be stationary, but in fact, the earth is carrying human beings flying through the universe, only because all the objects on earth are moving together with the earth, we can't feel it.
By Apostolakis4 years ago in Earth
what is the principle of flight of the dragon?
The dragons discussed in this article are not the brontosaurs that lived tens of millions of years ago, nor are they the flying and fire-breathing dragons of Western legends, but the dragons of Chinese legends. In contrast, both the brontosaurs and western legendary dragons had wings, and it is not surprising that they could fly, while the Chinese legendary dragon is much more powerful, because this amazing creature does not have wings, but can still fly in the sky.
By Carlo Phil4 years ago in Earth
URBAN GREEN SPACE REDUCES PROPERTY AND VIOLENT CRIME
I moved across town to a new house recently, and I’ve been walking around the new neighbourhood getting acquainted with the local sights and sounds. My daily walks have led me to discover several little parks, ponds and other urban green space I never knew existed in my home town.
By David Morton Rintoul4 years ago in Earth
Can humans survive without bees?
When it comes to bees, most people think of honey, but when you see bees in your life, some people feel annoyed with them because they will sting you and make you feel stinging, or even worse, if you are unfortunately allergic, there will be fatal consequences. But the truth is that bees are inextricably linked to the survival of human beings besides producing honey. If one day all the bees in the world die, then human beings will not be able to survive either, why is that?
By raffo rosalinda4 years ago in Earth