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Swallows fly to the south for winter every year, so where is the south? It's just that we're small.
The weather is getting cooler, and many birds have already flown south to prepare for winter. Most people know that some birds fly to the warmer South in winter, but few people know where and how far this South is.
By crudden elle3 years ago in Earth
Turtle swelled into a ball after being bitten by mosquitoes, and the woman punctured it with a needle for treatment! Do turtles die from mosquito bites?
Recently, a woman in Fujian posted a video on the Internet. In the video, the head of a turtle was swollen like a ball. It was listless but very cute, which attracted widespread attention.
By crudden elle3 years ago in Earth
What is under the quicksand, why does it sink when people step on it? Pull-down force of 100,000 Newtons
Everyone should have heard or seen stories about quicksand, because quicksand is very popular in traditional cultures all over the world, and it is believed that in the 1960s, one in every 35 movies was about quicksand.
By crudden elle3 years ago in Earth
Are sharks really afraid of dolphins? Shark: Don't be afraid, you will be "sucked out of your liver" if you are not careful
Sharks are afraid of dolphins? Then see who is more scary! You can often see movies about sharks. The sharks in the movies have big bloody mouths, bloodthirsty and cruel, and one bite is not an exaggeration; and dolphins are more reminiscent of the cute performers in the zoo. It will interact with you, it will play with you, not to mention how cute!
By crudden elle3 years ago in Earth
Can creatures appear out of thin air? Why can there be fish just by digging a pond?
Everyone knows that people evolved from early Homo sapiens, including other animals and plants in nature, and the appearance that everyone sees today is also related to evolution.
By crudden elle3 years ago in Earth
Normal House Front Elevation Designs
Normal House Front Elevation Designs with 10 Unique Images The article features 10 normal house front elevation designs with 10 unique images to get inspired from.
By Abhishek Saini3 years ago in Earth
A young man in Ireland was raped by a 300-pound orangutan
The guy was brutally raped by a 300-pound gorilla, for reasons that make people laugh and cry. Here's a look with me. The suspect, in this case, is the following, I did not put the wrong picture, is this red-haired gorilla, and it is still a man...
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
The real body is the hybrid offspring of human and chimpanzee
Orcs seem to have appeared only in books and science fiction films. The legendary half-orc, as the name suggests, is a long human head and animal body. However, there have been laboratories to breed in addition to human-ape hybrid offspring, and this offspring, known as the half-orc, this operation has caused controversy among citizens.
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
Navigating the Night Sky
When I was a small boy, the night sky fascinated me. I dreamt of going to the stars and being an astrogator like in Robert Heinlein's Starman Jones
By Jim DeLillo3 years ago in Earth
The Tree That Owns Itself
Athens, GA is best known as the home of the University of Georgia and the birthplace of musical legends, R.E.M. and The B-52s. However, did you know that at the corner of South Finley and Dearing Streets you will find a massive, white oak, known as “The Jackson Tree?” The fact that this tree still exists at the edge of a bustling downtown in a growing college town is in itself pretty impressive. What’s more impressive is why it is still standing.
By Kassondra O'Hara3 years ago in Earth
When scientists were studying dinosaur eggs, they discovered a very "special thing"
Around the 20th century, a group of people accidentally discovered a lot of Tyrannosaurus Rex fossils and the first dinosaur egg in history during a trip in the Mongolian Gobi Desert. Why is it an accident? It's because that group of people at the British Museum of Natural History originally aimed to better discover the origin of humans.
By gaut chen3 years ago in Earth
Why can't humans create "absolute zero", and the universe may become meaningless?
For people, because of the presence of tactile nerves, we can be said to be very sensitive to temperature. If it is a little hotter, it may make us feel a little overwhelmed. Generally speaking, it will make us feel very hot if it exceeds 30℃, and once it can exceed 37.5℃ of people's body temperature, it will cause a high fever.
By gaut chen3 years ago in Earth