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15/11/2021

08/11/2021

The speed of tooth replacement in Terpuga came as a surprise to researchers - every day he updates about 3.6% of the dentition.

Marine biologists at Rice University in the United States have found that the tooth-toothed fish, or serpentine, loses up to 20 teeth a day and grows new ones almost immediately.

29/10/2021

29/10/2021

In Mexico, found half a thousand invisible complexes of the ancient Maya

26/10/2021

A mysterious bird only once trapivshis in the eyes of people. It is obvious that the view is overwhelmed by the threat of knowledge.

The biologist of the Imperial College London Joseph Tobias and the post-dated ecologist Robert Williams vyivili in the tropical forest Gani a giant owl, which in the wild nature did not last 150 years. About tse the Daily Mail.

Ridkisny view of owls of knowledge near the fox reserve of the Ateva ridge. Tse is a scarecrow Shelli, which in the 1870s was described by experts for the first time and the last time.

Writing, unaffected by the deyakі about an owl in small kuchki svіtu, experts її didn’t bach.

26/10/2021

The artifact of the ravines of old-fashioned little ones with information about the life and culture of ancient inhabitants.
Italian archaeologists made a large-scale discovery in Iraq. The stench knew the winery of the hours of the Asyrian kingdom for about 2700 years. About tse AFP.

In addition, the story of the kam'yani rel'fi from the images of the Assyrian kingdoms, like praying to the gods, virizans on the walls of the tikilometer zoshuvalny channel, five meters in height two meters.

22/10/2021

American researchers have found that when paving a walking route, people do not tend to choose the shortest path. Instead, we tend to build the path in such a way as to be as directional as possible towards the destination. The results, which can contribute to more convenient urban planning, are published in the journal Nature Computational Science .

22/10/2021

British researchers were able to support the life of brain organelles, which are models of neurodegenerative disease, for eight months, by cutting them into individual slices. Thus, scientists learned more about the molecular mechanisms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with fronto-temporal dementia, as well as pointed to a potential drug against the disease. The discovery was written in the journal Nature Neuroscience .

22/10/2021