The History Of 5,000 Years Ridership Goes Back To The Days Of The Beginning Of Equestrianism
The history has identified traces of horsemanship in the bones in the first horse riders saddled up 5,000 years ago.
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Why Arctic Geese Have Formed A New Migration Route
In response to the increasing effects of global warming, Arctic geese have established a new migration route and nesting habitat.
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Studying Dinosaur Brains Allows Us To Understand How They Operated
A team of scientists digitally reconstructed the internal soft tissues that had long since rotted away.
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Pet Apps Creating Security Risks For Owners
More than half of the 40 apps studied were found to have breached data protection regulations.
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Elephants Memory Is Guided By Intelligence And Remembering Faces For Its Survival
Their intelligence is key to survival in the wild as elephants really do never forget a face.
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Professional Therapist Recommends Way To Handle Non-Responsive Text Messages If Feeling Abandoned
The action of not getting a text back can trigger the pain of not being loved or that you're going to be abandoned with no reply.
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A New Synagogue Is The UAE’s First Temple Of Worship For The Jewish Community In The Arab Country
The first synagogue in the Arab country marks an integrated future of Jewish life in the Arab world as well as coexistence.
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The Most Powerful Car From The Nineteen Seventies Goes On Auction
It is impossible to value as The Beast, once the world’s most powerful car that was custom-built, up for auction in March.
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Psychology Professionals See Smartphones Hindering Social Interaction And Skills For Children
Messaging on social media and WhatsApp is a very deformed method of communication for children cause less social interaction.
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