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Ferromagnetic effect๐งฒ
A neodymium magnet turns nails into magnets: the cap is the north pole, the tip the south pole.
A neodymium magnet turns nails into magnets: the cap is the north pole, the tip the south pole.
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Armadillos spend most of the day in their burrows and only come out to eat at night. And they can spend up to 18 hours sleeping.
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TRANSFORM - a future desk concept from MIT engineers that adapts to its host
The furniture remembers your preferences and creates shelves, organisers and phone holders on its surface.
It's alive
The furniture remembers your preferences and creates shelves, organisers and phone holders on its surface.
It's alive
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Thatโs how pearls are mined.
Pearls are formed as a result of the mollusk's reaction to irritation when a foreign body enters the space between the shell flaps.
Pearls are formed as a result of the mollusk's reaction to irritation when a foreign body enters the space between the shell flaps.
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Uzbekistan is a country with a rich history and great culture, which is also famous for its natural beauty.
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Tigers see much worse in the dark than regular domestic cats, but still much better than we do.
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Chinese startup Huion has unveiled the Huion Note 2, a device that can send real-time notes from paper to a smartphone.
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Working at a rock sorting operation.
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Luluka, the leopard from Masai Mara, is famous for standing on her hind legs
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Leaf insect
Nearly 2,500 species of these insects form the order of Phasmids. Due to their appearance, they are known as masters of camouflage.
Nearly 2,500 species of these insects form the order of Phasmids. Due to their appearance, they are known as masters of camouflage.
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