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The new science of death: ‘There’s something happening in the brain that makes no sense’
New research into the dying brain suggests the line between life and death may be less distinct than previously thought...
#science #death #facts
#science #death #facts
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What are mosquitoes for?
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Ah, mosquitoes-the tiny creatures that buzz around and bite, causing us endless frustration. But have you ever wondered why they exist? What purpose do they serve? Despite their annoying bites, mosquitoes play a vital role in ecosystems. For starters, they're a key food source for many animals like birds, bats, fish, and even dragonflies. In fact, without mosquitoes, many of these species would...
A song about interesting facts: "The Wacky World of Facts"
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Did you know that kangaroos, Can’t walk backwards, it’s kinda true! And a snail can sleep for three whole years, Now that’s a nap with no fears! Bananas glow under UV light, And flamingos are pink ‘cause of shrimp - alright! An octopus has three hearts, it’s a deal, And cows have best friends, now how’s that feel? Random facts, they’ll blow your mind, From the land, the air, to the sea combined...
What we actually know about aliens, according to science
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1. No Direct Evidence Yet: As of now, we have no concrete proof that extraterrestrial life exists. Despite years of searching, no alien life forms or civilizations have been detected. 2. Extremophiles on Earth: Scientists have discovered microorganisms on Earth that can survive in extreme environments-like deep-sea vents, frozen tundras, and acidic lakes. These findings suggest that life could ...
Why do cats purr?
Просмотров 81День назад
Cats purr for several reasons, and while it's commonly associated with contentment, the behavior has deeper and more complex meanings. Here are some key reasons why cats purr: 1. Contentment and relaxation: Cats often purr when they are comfortable, relaxed, or being petted. It's a sign of happiness and security, much like a human's smile or sigh of relief. 2. Self-healing and pain relief: Purr...
Why do cats hate water as much as they do?
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Cats tend to dislike water for a few reasons, though not all cats feel the same way: 1. Fur and Skin: A cat’s fur doesn’t dry quickly, making them feel heavy and uncomfortable when wet. Damp fur can also lower their body temperature, which can be unpleasant for animals that prefer to stay warm. 2. Instinct: Most domestic cats evolved from desert-dwelling species, where water exposure was rare. ...
Being food? Really? They are too small to provide any sustinance thet are still useless. Let them go extinct
To get warm. That's it
No
Absolutely did not explain why it’s called a Ladybug
Why is a ladybug called that? A ladybug is a predatory beetle with red elytra and black spots. It hunts aphids. First of all, the origin of the name "ladybug" is connected to the fact that this beetle can secrete a special fluid, similar to milk, but orange in color. This fluid is released when the beetle is in danger, from special openings at the bends of its legs. The orange "milk" is very unpleasant to taste, and in large doses, it can even be lethal. It serves to ward off predators. The bright coloration also serves the same purpose, signaling that this winged beetle is inedible. And why is it called a "ladybug"? This is due to its ability to destroy aphids. In this way, ladybugs help protect crops, thereby saving people from hunger.