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Fishing boats fishing for autumn swordfish caused a vision in the sky of Zhoushan, why did the fishing turn on red lights?
What happened to the sky in Zhoushan? Many questions were asked today. The sky over Zhoushan is being retweeted like crazy on social media platforms. What's going on?
By Bar wall3 years ago in Earth
Why was the big rainstorm in Guangzhou absent? Guangzhou weather: Guangzhou is covered by a "knot"
This week, the whole of Guangdong has been covered by heavy rainfall. As early as last week, the government started issuing rainstorm warnings to the community and began sending out reminders to people, warning them to take rain gear outside and to pay special attention to heavy rainfall. Many cities in Guangdong sent out SMS warnings of heavy rain to their citizens, such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen, to the extent that people were scared of the storm. After all, come early and leave early. However, people in Guangzhou waited for a long day and there was never a rainstorm. Did the rainstorm forget about Guangzhou?
By Stajila3 years ago in Earth
2 days after the sky turned red in Fuzhou, a sudden earthquake struck Xinjiang, what should we do in the face of earthquakes?
The sky turns red in Fuzhou. The sky in Zhoushan has turned red twice since the night of May 7 and since May 11, and the sky in Fuzhou, Fujian has also turned red. Red is a symbol of "bad luck" in people's eyes. When the sky turned red, people began to search for the cause. Some people thought it was a precursor to an earthquake. Shortly after the sky turned red in Zhoushan, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan Province. Is there a connection between the two?
By Sukkning3 years ago in Earth
Is the birth of a litter of Grade II protected animals in a hood with a harsh cry a sign of great misfortune?
On May 13, the Sanmen County Fire and Rescue Brigade received a call from the police. After understanding the situation, we learned that a nest of horned owls, a Grade 2 protected national animal, had been born in the range hood pipe of a home on Hai You Street. The rescue team rushed to the scene to protect the horned owls and sent them to the relevant forestry department for better protection.
By Derwall Don3 years ago in Earth
Humans forbid inbreeding, but let the dog to "backcross"? And even demand that the purer the breed, the better?
Humans allow most animals to interbreed, not even a species can, such as lions and tigers, cetaceans. However, in the face of the matter of pet dogs, people have an obsession with purebred again, the more pure the dog, the more expensive.
By Husain Hiram3 years ago in Earth
Preparing Your Garden for Winter
The signs are all there. The trees are beginning to put on a brilliant show of colors. There's a chill in the air. Pumpkin spice infused food and drinks are everywhere you turn. Yup, that's right, it’s time to winterize your garden.
By Susan Grondin3 years ago in Earth
Five Down Sides to Living by the Sea
I've lived on the coast for most of my life, and I visit my local beach several times a month, but I don't take it for granted. Because I've seen what being at the seaside means to those from land-locked counties, miles from the coast, who rarely get to dip their toes into the sea. A punk band from West Yorkshire came over one weekend, and they specifically asked to see the sea. As soon as we got to the beach they removed their shoes and socks, rolled up their trousers, and in they went, splashing and laughing. It was November.
By Joe Young3 years ago in Earth
Is war unique to humans? The Gombe chimpanzee war lasted 4 years and was more brutal than humans
The battle of the orangutans We often say orangutan to refer to three animals, the first is the orangutan, which is the most distant from humans, separated from us about 14 million years ago.
By Filipi Kallhoff3 years ago in Earth
Tokyo residents worried as temperatures exceed 35C for 9th day in a row - a precursor to a volcanic eruption?
According to the Japan News Agency, Tokyo has been experiencing abnormal temperatures that have exceeded 35°C for nine consecutive days, breaking the record for the longest extremely hot temperature since 1875. Residents in Tokyo are suffering. Even at night, the temperature at night still exceeds 30°C. They cannot sleep at all and many residents are even getting sick. In addition, some residents have expressed fears that this is a precursor to a volcanic eruption.
By Aliser3 years ago in Earth
As Arctic temperatures soar to 32.5 degrees, alarm bells ring for humanity: a virus may activate under the tundra
As we enter 2020, it is common to find that temperatures in all regions of the globe have started to gradually rise, even setting record temperatures in some places. Natural disasters such as droughts and super heat waves are frequent, people's lives are becoming miserable and many are even dying from the heat. In the face of sudden changes, it is time for us to wake up and think of solutions.
By Lane3 years ago in Earth
Sudden discovery of monk-faced monkeys, extinct 80 years ago, causes unease: Is Stephen Hawking's prediction true?
There are countless species, with around 1.3 million currently recorded, but there are probably many more species that have not been discovered by man. Each species has its characteristics and the most special species on Earth is the human being, the most advanced creature that now dominates the planet.
By Orr Hirshman3 years ago in Earth
Japan discharges nuclear wastewater into the sea, which will pollute global waters in 10 years and affect Earth's species
Japan's nuclear wastewater discharge date has been postponed. Has Japan given up discharging nuclear wastewater? Has it found its conscience?
By Ferrari Ron3 years ago in Earth