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Inventory of the world's largest plants: over 4,500 years old, an area of 180 square kilometers
Do you know how big the world's largest plant can be? According to overseas media reports, a recent study published in the journal "Royal Society Journal B" suggests that scientists may have discovered the world's largest plant to date, the plant "age" or more than 4,500 years old, covering an area of 180 kilometers. -
The world's oldest fish: Bay Redfish is 60 cm long and 84 years old
Generally, fish live only a few years, but there are some fish that are different and can live for decades. Due to the impact of natural factors and man-made fishing, the vast majority of fish are not able to complete their entire life course and end of life. The Bay Redfish is 60 cm long and 84 years old, so if you want to know more, read on! -
The world's longest-lived light bulb: surprisingly, the whole 120 years of light
The electric light bulb, also known as an incandescent lamp, is a lamp that is used to emit light through the use of electricity, using resistance to heat a young thin wire to incandescence. The emergence of the electric light bulb is one of the world's great creations, which brings endless light to people, but also to promote the world's progress. We usually use the electric light bulb, its life expectancy is about 1000 hours. The world's longest-lived light bulb, it is surprising that the whole 120 years of light, let us take a look at it. -
The world's longest-lived birds: red eagles can reach 70 years of age
We all know that birds tend to have a relatively short lifespan, and small birds like sparrows live only a few years. But there is a bird in the world that has a long life span that can rival that of humans. The longest-lived bird in the world is the red eagle, with a lifetime age of up to 70 years -
The world's cleanest food: Antarctic krill is eaten at least 200 million tons a year
Antarctic krill is the largest and most successful single species of multi-cellular organisms on earth, and is the basis for the survival of large organisms in the entire Antarctic ecosystem. It is rich in protein, amino acids, and calcium, phosphorus, potassium, and sodium, which are necessary for the human body, and is also known as the "king of nutrition" because it contains natural antioxidants, as well as astaxanthin. It is estimated that at least 200 million tons are eaten each year, as humans and whales compete to eat it. -
The world's largest mushroom: can live for 2,400 years of the Austrian honeysuckle
What's bigger than a whale, bigger than an elephant? It's the bacterium Ornithospora -
The world's most bizarre house: The Pearl of the Grasslands Yurt
The most peculiar house in the world is of course the yurt in China. The yurt is a nomadic house invented by the nomads and can be moved at any time, which is very much in line with the nomadic characteristics, and the yurt has its own characteristics and culture. -
The world's first country to be flooded by seawater: 6 billion people on earth should apologize to it
Now the sea level rise is becoming more and more serious, some countries will inevitably be submerged by the sea, especially those coastal countries, will be the first to be submerged, so the world's first country to be submerged by the sea is which? -
76-year-old Australian millionaire survives 23 years on desert island with two mannequins
A former mining tycoon in Australia, David Glasheen, was originally a mining tycoon who owned a mine in Papua New Guinea. At the peak of his career, it was worth about 28.4 million yuan. Later, his business failed. At the age of 53, he began to retire -
The world's longest-lived lizard: the emperor snake lizard survived for 54 years!
The longest-lived lizard in the world is the emperor snake lizard, with an average lifespan of about 50 years, the longest being one that has survived for 54 years in the Copenhagen Museum, mainly in the northern part of the Caucasus Mountains, parts of the Middle East and Asia. The most distinctive feature is that it has no limbs and resembles the appearance of a snake.
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