Small Acts Of Love Will Change The World (Video)
Small Acts Of Love bring great changes to our hearts… (more…)
Rare Hainan Gibbon Saved From The Brink Of Extinction!
The Hainan gibbon (Nomascus hainanus) is the rarest primate in the world and is at risk of extinction. Good news now comes from the island which is home to this species: conservation efforts are starting to work and the number of primates is increasing.
16-Year-Old Teaches Math On TikTok – He Has 650,000 Followers
Alexis Loveraz uses TikTok to teach math. The 16-year-old from the Bronks (New York) records video lessons on the social network popular among teenagers. He has more than 650,000 followers.
How To Make Watercolors And Dyes With Fruit, Vegetables And Flowers!
All natural watercolours you can make at home with your children: they’re healthy, educational, brilliant, beautiful, easy, practical and fast! Have you ever made watercolors with fruit, vegetables and flowers?
Brazil, Gavião Indios Donate Over 1,300 Pounds Of Food To Needy Families In Nearby Town During Covid Crisis
Sweet potatoes, papaya, cassava and pumpkin: these are some of the crops that the Gavião tribe has given to hungry families in the town of Ji-Paraná, a Brazilian municipality in the state of Rondônia.
46,000-Year-Old Sacred Aboriginal Site Destroyed For Iron Ore Mine Expansion
A 46,000-year-old Aboriginal site was destroyed to expand an iron ore mine owned by the Rio Tinto Group, the third largest mining company in the world, authorized to detonate the cave in the Juukan Gorge.
Study Reveals: Covid-19 Asymptomatic Carriers May Not Be Contagious
One of the main questions asked during this crisis was whether asymptomatic Covid-19 were contagious. A study by the Chinese Center Disease Control and Prevention has attempted to answer this very question by studying 455 subjects exposed to asymptomatic carriers.
Aivanhov’s Thought On Why Our Democracies Fail
“If humans have no real criteria with which to analyse the motives for their expectations and demands, the political arena will remain a place of confrontation. Just how many times throughout history have there been revolutions and changes in regime! But regardless of the intended reforms, there can be no real progress until there is a change in consciousness and mentality…”
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Illustrated Language Family Tree Shows Relationship Between Many Of The World’s Languages
Would you have imagined that most languages around the world have a common origin, belonging at most to a couple of origin groups? Minna Sundberg, a twenty-seven year old Swedish illustrator, had the idea of drawing the origins of languages in a family tree, using Ethnologue data to create the branches and crown of the tree, allowing everyone to easily understand the origins and use of their language.
