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Record the movement of the Vorticella🔬🧪🧬🧫 (En-Es) Hello friends who love science, I bring you a very interesting post. We will be able to see the movement of a protozoan which catches our attention because it manages to move…

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[EN/PT] Detecting Bruxism using the Electromyography signal [EN] Hello Hive Community! Sometimes I venture into posting about my achievements in the world of electronics, such as repairing equipment. This week I was browsing through…

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4 months ago

Blister Beetle: Do Not Touch! *Credit: arian.suresh from Chennai, India.[CC Attribution share-alike license 2.0](

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A new chapter EN/ES If you are wondering where I have been, it has been 3 months of industrial projects, I have not had time for the usual electronic developments but I have had time for many…

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5 months ago

Scrolling and the Mind [Source](

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The Aardvark, the Termite and the Cucumber Recently I wrote a blog about mound-building termites. One thing led to another, and my research brought me to another animal, an animal that has evolved to hunt termites in…

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5 months ago

Plumbers Have Saved More Lives Than Doctors [Source](

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First Born Syndrome: The Personality and The Pathology Source I've long observed the firstborn in our family and I have tried to compare him to other firstborns to

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6 months ago

The Amazing Mound-Building Termite Termite Mounds on the Bungle Bungle Range in Western Australia *Image credit:

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Flies: What does Gregor Mendel and Injecting Foreign Substances into the Private Parts of Flies Have in Common? You know Gregor Mendel right? He's the priest who is ubiquitous in basic biology courses and commonly touted as the father of genetics (De Castr

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