Some think it's a rare type of jelly creature.
A 24-hour treatment using a five-drug cocktail kickstarted a yearlong regrowth process in the amphibians
According to records, Medina's first menstrual cycle occurred at 8 months old.
The masks use antibodies found in ostrich eggs to glow under UV light
The woman has been sent to a psychiatric hospital
A Comparative Analysis of how Marxist Culture is Trampling On the Freedoms of Hong Kong and America
Is there a connection to ancient Hebrews?
He earns more than $250,000 annually from it
"Earth is on course to have its own rings. They'll just be made of junk."
China has blasted Lithuania, warning it will “pay a price” for allowing Taiwan to open a de facto embassy in its capital Vilnius.
A blind woman was able to "see" for the first time in 16 years
Rise of the East, fall of the West?
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Australia may have passed a law giving better privacy safeguards to protect its citizen's contact tracing data but given the Australian government's track record in citizens' surveillance, observers questioned if the new law is merely a smokescreen for increased covert surveillance.
An Indonesian man stabbed his housemate to death in the Siak Regency, Riau after his housemate called him ‘handsome’. According to Siak Police Chief AKBP Gunar Rahadyanto, the 45-year-old suspect with the initials KS, was offended when his housemate, Susiato alias Yanto, told him that he looked handsome on 18 January. “It’s so unusual, you […]
A team of scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have come up with a clever device that can generate electricity from air moisture.
A term taken from a Chinese proverb about opportunity in a crisis, ‘touching fish’ means being lazy at work – a philosophy China’s Generation Z workers increasingly embrace as a response to being underpaid and overworked.
Youth and self-discovery takes a turn for the horrifying as a 15-year-old Indonesian girl decided to bring to life her deepest, darkest fantasies. The teenager, who was apparently a major fan of horror movies and culture, had wanted to imitate what she saw in said movies and ended up killing a six-year-old boy in cold […]
Scientists are now one big step closer to bringing the woolly mammoth back to life.
The parasite—which lacks mitochondria, and the genes and proteins needed for breathing—yet again expands our horizons for the possibilities of life on Earth.
Molecular oxygen is a key component of the air humans breathe, and now astronomers have spotted it a half-billion light years away. But don't hold your breath for quasar whippets.
A Russian newborn baby girl has been left with a scar on her cheek after doctors accidentally cut her face during a caesarean delivery.
Taiwan is a promising experiment in participatory governance. But politics is blocking it from getting greater traction.
Jai Mahakali, Ayo Gorkhali. Gurkha's - the pride of the Indian Army.
Tempted by the recent offer of an Italian home for just over a $1? Well, you might want to hold out for a better deal.
The mummified dog was a shocking find for the loggers, who were working on cutting the tree into pieces, and almost turned it into mulch.
We explore the history of blood types and how they are classified to find out what makes the Rh-null type important to science and dangerous for those who live with it.
The sad reality of terminal lung illnesses is that there are simply far more patients than there are donor lungs available. This isn't just because of the low number of donors, which would be problem enough, but many donor lungs are significantly dam
It's universally agreed upon by geneticists that Neanderthals and Denisovans led to modern man. New research suggests a third group might've been responsible, too."
Emile Ratelband argues that his biological age does not reflect his emotional age, and wants to be legally recognized as a 49-year-old.
I have never eaten dog meat, simply because I grew up in a society which groomed me to…
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A trio of researchers from the Technical University of Munich, the University of Greifswald and the University of Augsburg have found that the meat production process for organic meats produces approximately the same amounts of greenhouse gases as does the conventional meat production process. In their paper published in the journal Nature Communications, Maximilian Pieper, Amelie Michalke and Tobias Gaugler describe their study of the impact of global food production on climate change and what they found.
Scientists found that lab-grown mini-brains on the International Space Station are giving off brain waves, potentially posing a new ethical dilemma.
When CNN launched in 1980, founder Ted Turner already knew how it was going to end. "Barring satellite problems, we won't be signing off until the world ends," he reportedly said. "When the end of...
They can grow 12 feet wide.
There are only 135 known miniature boxwood carvings and they have been puzzling art specialists all over the world. Recently, researchers have gathered some of these tiny religious pieces from museums and private collections to further study their secrets and have found a few very interesting answers.
Anxiety — that feeling of dread, fear, worry, and panic — is certainly nothing new. Hippocrates wrote about it in the fourth century BCE, as did Søren Kierkegaard in the 1860s. And Sigmund Freud addressed the disorder in 1926. However, jump to the present and we’re seeing a significant uptick — especially with youth. Pharmaceutical
Muslims don’t believe Jesus was the son of God, but they do revere him as a holy prophet.
Yuan Dibao, the man who captured everyone’s hearts in China for his enduring love, has passed away peacefully&hellip
Copying the business models and operational processes that work for others may be the key to your own company's success.
Turns out there might be "life" after death, after all.
This sounds like something out of a Dan Brown book, but it isn't: The whole internet is controlled by seven actual, physical keys. The Guardian's James
Researchers have come to realize humans subconsciously recognize this putrefying odor. Not only that, the scent, when released, causes an immediate response.
Huang Dafa, the chief of Caowanagba village, in China, spent 36 years chiseling at three mountains to build a 10-kilometer water canal.
What A 45-Year Study Of Genius Kids Says About How To Raise Them
Scientists have engineered the first ever 'semi-synthetic' organisms, by breeding E. coli bacteria with an expanded, six-letter genetic code.
The first colour photographs of the Middle East
Three computer scientists have produced, through the use of a supercomputer, a 200-terabyte file containing the solution to a Boolean Pythagorean triples problem, a puzzle that has eluded mathematicians for decades.
"A French man whose ventricles had swollen and replaced most of his brain regions baffled scientists by remaining alive and conscious
How Arabs made Israel’s desert bloom more than 1,500 years ago
Chinese researchers grafted the head of a smaller rat onto a bigger one while keeping the brain safe from possible damage due to blood loss.
A man in Indonesia realized it was too late when the person who bought his used phone handed';
A Thai fisherman is hoping to cash in as much as $3.2 million on some massive chunks of&hellip
Why having an old man live in your garden was once all the rage.
The undersea tunnel network cuts journey times between two islands by a half.
A tribe in Indonesia has gone viral on social media after some of its members were photographed highlighting…
We asked GPT-3, OpenAI’s powerful new language generator, to write an essay for us from scratch. The assignment? To convince us robots come in peace
Electrically stimulating the brains of people in their 60s and 70s allowed them to perform as well on working memory tasks as 20-somethings.
UN Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights says controversial practice ended in 2015 - Anadolu Agency
When eccentric Canadian multi-millionaire Charles Millar died in 1926, he bequeathed his fortune to whichever woman could birth the most children in a decade.
It today’s series of bizarre news, a customer purchased cow dung cakes from Amazon and actually ate it instead of using it for “religious purposes”. Now, if you didn’t already know, cow dung has been commonly used in India for religious ceremonies, prayers and even general use such as replacement of firewood and paving walls. […]
Loren Krytzer was scraping by on disability checks when he became a millionaire overnight, all thanks to a blanket from his closet.
One had a real video, the other decided to make a fake
Jealousy got the best of her.
锦鲤一直被认为是观赏鱼，它们是亚洲家庭池塘和鱼缸中的宠物。一个马来西亚人却决定烹饪她的锦鲤，这让所有人都大吃一惊。这些锦鲤由于她的助理忘记关掉鱼缸的水窒息而死（没错，锦鲤会在水中低氧时窒息）。
一名教育相关政府机构的前高级公务员因在2016年猥亵一名下属，昨日被判处6周监禁
在泰国加拉信府（Kalasin）省Sahatsakhan区，据称一名11岁女孩被其祖父强奸致使怀孕后死于妊娠并发症。据《中国报》报道，这名女孩于2020年11月被其祖父强奸，并开始出现宫外孕症状（受精卵在子宫外植入时发生的情况）。
Some People Actually Think "Via Getty" Is The Name Of A Protester
A Filipino air stewardess was found dead in a hotel bathtub after being allegedly gang-raped by several individuals at a party. 23-year-old Christine Angelica Dacera had checked into City Garden Hotel in Makati, Manila, Philippines to celebrate the new year with some of her friends and colleagues, reported The Sun. At about 10am.
A woman was horrified when she discovered that her adopted daughter whom she had raised for 10 years became pregnant by her own husband. A Vietnamese woman, nicknamed NH, was living with her husband in Australia and had been happily married. After having four sons together, NH and her husband wanted to have a daughter.
周日，一位中国的政府官员称，中国首都北京有能力每天对近100万人进行冠状病毒筛查，且目前检测仍在继续
Does posting, even to a small group of friends, on social media mean that a user is forfeiting all expectation of privacy? Yes, Facebook argues.
A new study finds that the animals can make a lot of noise or a lot of sperm — but trying to do both just takes too much energy.