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Can Megalodon sharks hunt blue whales? Why?
Megalodon once lived with the blue whale, but there is no evidence that the megalodon can hunt and kill blue whales, of course, as a baleen whale, blue whales do not have teeth that can cut, and lazy to take care of these large animals, and the blue whale's throat is only the size of soccer, too big to swallow food, so there is no intersection between the two ocean giants.
By mareli bob3 years ago in Earth
Buy Sustainable Products Online India
Do you wonder why you should choose an environmentally friendly product? We all understand that utilizing environmentally friendly products is preferable to using regular products made of plastic and other materials. Additionally, eco-friendly products are better for the environment and also for our health.
By ecoworkx india3 years ago in Earth
Cockroaches can swim, why fall into the water in less than 3 minutes drowned?
The cockroach is one of the "four pests", it has a strong reproductive capacity, and rampant activity, especially in the dead of night, cockroaches will sneak out from the cracks in the walls, under the bed, and furniture, running recklessly on the ground, walls, gnawing on our food, and as very strong animal life, cockroaches will fly, will run and swim.
By mareli bob3 years ago in Earth
Beavers are keen on "cutting down trees" all their lives, and they are easily killed by trees. Why don't they give up?
Beavers are amazing animals. They are one of the few animals in nature that have the ability to change (modify) their environment.
By adalberto alejandrina3 years ago in Earth
A disaster is brewing? UN: An oil tanker may disintegrate
The rapid development of human society is inseparable from resources, especially energy, because without energy, all kinds of equipment cannot operate. Humans officially entered the oil age in 1867. In that year, the proportion of human consumption of oil accounted for 40.4% of the primary energy consumption structure of that year, exceeding 38.8% of coal.
By suzanne darlene3 years ago in Earth
"Spiral" flying objects appear? U.S. to hold 'UFO hearing'
It seems that there has been no news about UFOs for a while. Have UFOs disappeared? In fact, the so-called UFO is not necessarily a flying saucer from an alien planet. Some unknown natural phenomena or artificial flying objects may be mistaken for a UFO.
By adalberto alejandrina3 years ago in Earth
Scientists are terrified of the situation of the US Mars helicopter
Although Mars also has an atmosphere, the density of Mars' atmosphere is very low, only about 1% of that of Earth, which means that the air on Mars is very thin, and we can't breathe if we stand directly on the surface of Mars. It is also because the atmospheric density of Mars is very low that it is more difficult for those rotorcraft to take off on the surface of Mars. Not only the take-off weight of the rotorcraft will be limited, but also the rotational speed of the rotor is very high.
By sondra mallen3 years ago in Earth
Alien spaceship coming? 3 metal balls come to India
Whenever there are some flying objects or other phenomena in the sky, some friends may guess whether an alien spacecraft has visited the earth. Judging from the previous sightings, many flying objects were only photographed, and these photos were blurred, and it was impossible to see what the flying objects in the photos were, let alone be able to touch them. Flyer too. Even if we have access to these flying objects, we may not necessarily be able to reveal the truth about these flying objects.
By Vicky3 years ago in Earth
Crystal cave found in the Naiad Mountains
Water is not only a necessity for human survival, but also an important part of the human body, the water we see every day is rich in impurities, and some of these impurities are beneficial to the human body, because rich in minerals, as well as trace elements, people drink this mineral water is more beneficial to health than the real purified pure water, while some water is not suitable for direct drinking, especially that microbial infestation. Bacteria and viruses breed rivers and lakes, and people drink directly, maybe to diarrhea!
By Sukkning3 years ago in Earth
India lake bottom hidden 800 skeletons
In the Himalayas under the northern remote areas of India, hiding a glacial lake only one-seventh the size of the court, called Lupkon Lake, Lupkon Lake is irregularly round, only less than 40 meters in diameter, the deepest place is only 3 meters. The lake is in a frozen state most of the year, only in the spring and summer, there will be a few weeks of brief melting, this time the clear bottom of the lake will emerge a large number of skeletons, these skeletons do not belong to any animal, all are human skeletons, Lupu Kang Lake then fame, known as the skeleton lake.
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
How strong is the peak of a first-class civilization?
In 1964, Nikolai Kardashev, a famous astrophysicist, proposed the Kardashev Index (Kardashev Scale), a major reference for future generations, based on the maximum magnitude of energy that an intelligent civilization could use.
By Gareth Geyer3 years ago in Earth
How fierce is the world's "king of all horses"?
As the saying goes: "A thin dead camel is bigger than a horse", in many people's opinion, even if a camel is smaller, it is still bigger than a horse. But that's not necessarily true!
By Baudamolova3 years ago in Earth