Apr 28, 2012 0
New species – purple crabs
In the Palawan,western Philippines, researchers found a strange purple crab, this new species of color crab is named "Insulamon palawanense".
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Apr 28, 2012 0
In the Palawan,western Philippines, researchers found a strange purple crab, this new species of color crab is named "Insulamon palawanense".
May 21, 2011 0
May 17, 2011, 77-year-old American Dr. Norman Gary accumulated much experience of beekeeping in the past decades, surrounded by 100,000 bees still keeps free of being stung. In addition, Norman Gary is able to command millions of bees together turn 90 degrees; so far no one can parallel him in this respect.
May 10, 2011 0
Last October, the first time of scientific expedition to the magma chamber inside the dormant volcano Thrihnukagigur in Iceland, the last eruption of this dormant volcano is about 3,000 years ago, inside there’s only the residual magma of that time, according to experts, however, Thrihnukagigur may explode at any time. Have to show my respect [...]
Mar 7, 2011 0
According to a social habits survey among member countries of the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development), the sleep time of French is No. 1 ranking in the industrialized countries - an average of 8.83 hours per day. This survey began in 2006 and revealed that 30 members of the OECD over the past [...]
Nov 11, 2010 0
The launch of Wikipedia, emergence of the iPhone and the election of U.S. President Barack Obama were among the 10 most influential moments on the Internet in the past decade, according to the annual Webby awards. Other events singled out by the New York-based International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, which has presented the [...]
Nov 10, 2010 0
Someday, millions of Americans will be drinking their own urine, says Robert Roy Britt, managing editor. In a recent commentary for the site, Britt said that because of imminent drought in the West, many people will have to rely on treated sewage – containing human waste – for their drinking water. “We now have too [...]
Nov 8, 2010 0
Giant arapaima and diver Arapaima – a large South American freshwater fish (Arapaima gigas) that typically attains a length of 3 meters (10 feet). This photo of an adult arapaima was taken by a diver in Manaus, Brazil. As one of the world’s largest freshwater fish, some big arapaima, the length up to 3 meters and weight up [...]
Nov 4, 2010 0
Studies suggest ‘lucid dreams’ where we control the action are on the rise. It is the stuff of a Hollywood movie: a dreamworld that can be manipulated at will. But for more and more of us, it is becoming a reality, with the number of people experiencing lucid dreams rising rapidly. In the blockbuster film, [...]
Oct 29, 2010 0
Here’s a reason to rejoice despite the nation’s woes: Britons are the happiest people in Europe. Research shows that we smile more than our continental cousins, with only the Spanish, known for their sunny outlook, and the Italians, with their love of life, coming close. The French and Germans, some might say perhaps not surprisingly, [...]
Oct 22, 2010 0
Arenal National Park in Costa Rica. A new report has warned that humans are overusing the planet’s resources. Human demands on natural resources have doubled in under 50 years and are nowoutstripping what the Earth can provide by more than half, a new report has warned. And humanity carries on as it is [...]
Oct 12, 2010 0
Less than 1% of men who are having an affair said they would be prepared to go without nights with their mistress in order to save money, according to an extra-marital dating website in UK. Four times as many men would also stop taking their wife on nights out in order to save cash as [...]