Growing giant pumpkins, weighing nearly 1 ton
The twins Ian Paton and Stuart Paton have just released a giant pumpkin masterpiece weighing nearly 1 ton, causing a fever in England.
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The twins Ian Paton and Stuart Paton have just released a giant pumpkin masterpiece weighing nearly 1 ton, causing a fever in England.
Biologists say that the annual migration of monarch butterfly from North America to Mexico is determined by a pattern of circulating genes on these butterflies.
In the middle of July 2014, the survey team of the Chengdu Insect Museum discovered one of the world's largest aquatic dragonfly insects in Sichuan province.
Scientists have discovered a new plant species in limestone mountains in Ha Giang province.
A successful American implant man can produce 40 types of fruits including apricot, plum, peach, nuts or cherry.
A farmer in the Northern Territory has created a
Scientists have found a virus that has never been recorded in human gut, according to a new report on the Nature Communications journal.
TomTato harvests both cherry and white tomatoes, Shasta chrysanthemum with larger petals and longer hatching times due to hybrid or transplant methods.
An extremely horrified woman after seeing an 8 inch (more than 20cm) dragonfly is flying around her living room like a 'mini helicopter'.
Ganoderma has a diameter of 92cm, 6 times the size of regular mushroom, attracting the attention of many people in Sichuan Province, China.
The global war against malaria is seriously threatened by the emergence of drug-resistant malaria parasites in Southeast Asian border areas.
The most serious outbreak of Ebola in history today is raising growing concerns about the spread of this dangerous virus around the world.
Researchers from Arizona State University said ants could prevent carbon dioxide from spreading into the atmosphere.
A photographer in Austria accidentally caught a orchid flower shaped like an unexpected bird.
Spider silk is a very special material, it is lightweight and highly elastic but stronger than steel.