Tasha Sokolova
Journalist, editor -in -chief, factscheck. She graduated from the journalism faculty of the RSU and the magistracy of the Higher School of Economics. She worked in Novaya Gazeta and the Monitor project. He teaches media literacy in the RANEPA and MVSHSEN (Shaninka). Co -author of the Kazakhstani media literacy textbook for senior schoolchildren.
Is it true that if the muscle was cramped during the bathing, you need to prick it with a pin?
Is it true that the chipmunks commit suicide if they forget where to hide their reserves?
Myths about blood donation: is all the groups are needed, does it lead to anemia and is it possible to “get hooked” to it?
Is it true that this picture captures a boy saving a puppy after a disaster at the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station?
Is it true that if the cat managed to squeeze her head somewhere, then it will pass there and the rest of the body?
Is it true that wearing diapers in childhood leads to male infertility in adulthood?
Is it true that some breeds of dogs have eyes from fright or fear?
Is it true that in the USSR there were much less ticks than in modern Russia?
Myths about forest fires: whether peat bogs are to blame, does aviation help and is it necessary to extinguish everything?
Is it true that for decades a French official lived with only 10% of the brain?
