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The crane stretches its neck and legs in flight, with a graceful and smooth posture. Cranes are excellent high-altitude fliers. Gray cranes (pictured) fly at altitudes of more than 9,000 meters as they migrate across the Himalayas - equivalent to the altitude of a jetliner. Crane
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As a scientific researcher, Wu Jianhua has been talking a lot recently. Rumor has it that the Chinese Academy of Sciences' neutrino laboratory 700 meters underground in Kaiping, Jiangmen, Guangdong, injected 20,000 tons of water on June 27. After that, people could no longer see
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