What is Winston s Interesting Science?

Introduction: Interesting Science series won the 2005 Royal Society Prize for Pediatric Books.

The "Interesting Science" series was selected as one of the 100 excellent books recommended by the General Administration of Press and Publication of the People's Republic of China to teenagers in 2008.

Interesting Science" is a very good extracurricular tutoring book for teenagers, which is really through it in fun and education, which is conducive to young people to develop innovative thinking, cultivate innovative consciousness, and comprehensively improve the scientific quality of young people. Judging from the content of these books, they come from the four disciplines of physics, mathematics, biology and chemistry, but they are vivid, vivid, interesting and gorgeous compared with the boring monotony of textbooks, and integrate into the new education model. This series of books is rich in life, taking interest as the starting point, based on the source of scientific and technological development, combined with objects and examples of daily life, to guide young people to learn and acquire scientific knowledge unconsciously in life.

Impressions: Introduce science, and learn in fun.

Winston's Interesting Science introduces many of the secrets of science. Specifically related to the secrets of the brain, the secrets of sensation, the secrets of mathematics, etc., this book combines the rigor of science and the poetry of culture, and is worth reading.

Chimpanzee. It is the smallest species in the orangutan family, with a body length of 70 cm, a height of 1 m when standing, and a weight of 56 80 kg for males and 45 68 kg for females; The body coat is short, black, usually with 1 white spot on the rump, the face is grayish-brown, the hands and feet are gray and covered with sparse black hair; The nose, ears, hands and feet of juvenile orangutans are flesh-colored; The ears are extra-large, protruding to the sides, the eye sockets are deeply sunken, the eyebrow ridge is high, and the hair on the top of the head is backward; Hand length 24 cm; The canines are well developed, and the tooth style is the same as that of humans; Tailless. There are two species: chimpanzees and baby chimpanzees (bonobos).

Bonobo, pictured on the right

It is found in central Africa and westward to Guinea. Baby chimpanzees are found south of the Congo River and are thought to be a subspecies of chimpanzees. It inhabits tropical rainforests and lives in groups, with more than 20 individuals in each group, led by 1 adult male.

The diet is very large, it takes 5 to 6 hours a day to feed, eating fruits, leaves, roots, flowers, seeds and bark, some individuals often eat insects, bird eggs or catch small antelope, baboons and monkeys, and the prey obtained by males is allowed to be shared by members of the group. What's more interesting is that he is good at poking grass stalks into termite nests, and when the termites are full, they pull them out, sip them into their mouths and eat them.

Camp a simple nest in the trees, and it only takes 1 night to move to another place. Larger orangutans are closer to arboreal and can also walk on the ground with slightly curved lower limbs. They have a certain range of activity, covering an area of 26 78 square kilometres, and the foraging area is often where they are concentrated.

There is contact between groups. Maintain a mother-child relationship for a long time, and often return to the group to visit the mother after grouping. Have a lunch break habit.

The gestation period is about 230 days, each litter is 1 litter, the lactation period is about 1 2 years, the sexual maturity is about 12 years, and the female can give birth to the 14th child at the age of 30. The lifespan is about 40 years. Able to distinguish different colors and make 32 different sounds with different meanings.

Able to use simple tools, it is the most intelligent animal known after humans. Their behavior and social behavior are more similar to those of humans, which is of great significance in anthropological research. It is a first-class protected animal.

Chimpanzees are the closest to humans physiologically, in terms of higher neural activity, and in terms of kinship, so they are the most ideal test animals for medical and psychological research, as well as for human space flight.

Chimpanzees are the most human-like higher animals, and studies have shown that some chimpanzees are trained to master certain techniques, sign language, and vocabulary using computer keyboards, even more than a two-year-old child. Yet researchers can't train them to speak aloud in human language, so why is that? On January 19, 1996, American scientists discovered that chimpanzees laugh when they are tickled, and breathe while laughing, which sounds like the sound of a chainsaw starting, while humans temporarily stop breathing when talking or laughing, because people can control the parts of the diaphragm and muscles related to vocalization.

Scientists believe that the key to being able to speak lies in the nervous system's control of airflow, and that the ability of humans to speak is to break through this limitation, while chimpanzees do not have this ability, which unravels the mystery of chimpanzees' inability to speak.

Lost in space, I just re-watched it the other day and it's 100% it.

The mutant one is the doctor who killed one of them.,Scratched by a spider.,Mutated.。

100,000 Whys, Ruperson Crusoe, The Story of Life (UK) by Virginia Lee Burton, translated by Liu Yuqing Introduction: This book is created by the author over a period of eight years, and the content is very ingenious, condensing the evolution history of the earth so far in a five-act play, and each scene will appear a unique villain moving in front of the big curtain, so that the boring popular science knowledge has become poetic, lively and interesting.

Interesting Science (UK) by Winston, translated by Liu Jianxiang, This book uses humorous and concise language and pictures to depict a vivid and interesting world of science. In the book, science is no longer an abstract theorem and formula, but permeates every bit of life. If a child keeps pestering us to ask why, this book is a good choice for him to learn about the world.

Idiom Stories, edited by Li Xinwu.

Introduction: This book contains a total of more than 100 idiom stories, all of which are commonly used in our daily life. The language in the book is easy to understand, the descriptions are simple and vivid, and each idiom is explained in detail, which can help children understand the idioms in depth, understand the history, and feel the charm of traditional Chinese culture.

Where did the fallacy come from, you also believe it.

Africans still have curly hair What did they evolve from? Chimpanzee and curly-haired spider monkey crossbreeding?

Besides, the golden snub-nosed monkey can't even be called an ape, how can it be possible to evolve into a human. Its kind of IQ has evolved to the point that people can't give it tens of thousands of years. Now the IQ of different races in the world is so close, it is obvious that they all have the same ancestor.

It's just that the genetic mutations in people during their evolution, the chromosomes that control the pigment of the body have changed in some cases.

The black race evolved from chimpanzees, but scientists have recently identified the ancestral origin of humans with Africa.

The people of that place evolved from the apes of that place, of course, now you see what the color of the local gorillas is, then the people at that time had something to do with the old Biao taming waves of this Raid Whip Reclamation Village.

Human beings have the same ancestor, but in the course of a long period of evolution, due to differences in living environment and other reasons, there are differences between different races.

The Chinese did not originate from Africa at all, China is the original inhabitants of the land of China. Saying that the ancestors of human beings are in Africa, this kind of human slave mentality.

Winston is one of the characters in the Overwatch game, a 29-year-old scientist, adventurer, and (former) Overwatch member with four skills: Tesla Cannon, Jetpack, Barrier Launcher, and Primal Fury.

As a genetically modified gorilla with advanced intelligence, Winston is undoubtedly a brilliant scientist and a warrior who represents human potential.

The establishment of the Horizon lunar colony is the first step in a new space exploration program for mankind. Among the inhabitants of the colony is a group of genetically modified gorillas, which are there for the purpose of testing a series of problems of living in space for a long time.

One of the gorillas showed signs of rapid brain development after being genetically modified by Dr. Harold Winston's team, and the Ph.D. himself taught the orangutan about human science and creativity. Since then, the young gorilla has become an experimental assistant to scientists, observing the beautiful blue planet outside the window and yearning for the infinite possibilities there.

But when the other gorillas rebelled, killed all the scientists, and occupied the colony, his life never went back. Out of love for Dr. Harold, the gorilla decided to take his surname, Winston, and designed an improvised rocket to escape to Earth.

And so, he found a new home: Overwatch, an organization that represented all the humanity he had dreamed of. Winston finally has the opportunity to live up to the heroic ideals that Dr. Harold taught him during his lifetime.

However, with the disbandment of Overwatch, Winston also went into seclusion, once again losing touch with the world he had hoped for, but he never gave up on the hope of the hero's eventual return.