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Seismic training will be held in Kazakhstan on September 11 - in order to develop a safety cultureSeismic training will be held in Kazakhstan on September 11 - in order to develop a safety culture

Seismic training will be held in Kazakhstan on September 11 - in order to develop a safety culture

On September 11, seismic training is planned to be carried out in Kazakhstan. The Ministry of Emergency Situations asked all residents of the country to actively participate in them and remain calm. These exercises will be a training event at which residents of the country will be reminded of the rules of behavior in the event of destructive earthquakes, and practical skills in applying these rules will also be developed, including identifying safe places and actions at reception centers for victims, Ulysmedia.kz reports.

The curse of bananas or interesting facts about tropical fruit and pirates of the 18th centuryThe curse of bananas or interesting facts about tropical fruit and pirates of the 18th century

The curse of bananas or interesting facts about tropical fruit and pirates of the 18th century

Pirates and ordinary sailors of the 18th century were afraid of bananas and called this fruit cursed. And taking him on board, according to maritime superstitions, was forbidden as well as the presence of a woman on the ship. Therefore, in the old days, navigators considered it a bad omen to carry boxes of bananas with them, and among them there was an opinion that these tropical fruits bring bad luck and terrible catastrophes.

The genetic "tree" of tigers of continental Asia was compiled by a team of scientistsThe genetic "tree" of tigers of continental Asia was compiled by a team of scientists

The genetic "tree" of tigers of continental Asia was compiled by a team of scientists

For the first time, the evolutionary history of ancient tigers has been fully studied - an international team of scientists has traced the genetic history of the origin of these large predators in continental Asia. They examined the DNA code of more than 60 modern and fossil specimens and officially confirmed the existence of nine modern subspecies. The results of their work are published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.