The first plant bloomed after 57 years
The giant tree has a 4.5 meter high calyx that blooms for the first time and only after keeping gardeners waiting for more than half a century.
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The giant tree has a 4.5 meter high calyx that blooms for the first time and only after keeping gardeners waiting for more than half a century.
Has a strange appearance but
An Australian resident caught a poisonous red-back spider catching a mouse alive five times larger and preventing its prey from escaping with thick silk.
International scientists announced the discovery of a giant legume tree as tall as 88 meters in a reserve in the Amazon rainforest.
Genetic analysis of the endangered Pacific salmon population has identified three previously unknown viruses. One of them belongs to an unknown virus group that causes d…
It was thought that the disease had been forgotten, but recently, it continued to boom again and the death rate increased to 60%.
Bees have the advantage of being able to fly and move quickly, plus the ability to detect scents from long distances is great for detecting mines, explosive materials an…
It turns out that bacteria in the gut have a special connection with our emotions.
Crickets of the insect family, closely related to grasshoppers, locusts and mugs; cylindrical body, round head and long beard. Crickets ...
Protein and protein are the basis of life. Protein is also one of the four essential components of a diet. Meat is a major source of protein for most ordinary people.
To complete the 'Insect Pain Scale,' a scientist used his own body as a test subject and suffered more than 1,000 bites from 150 different insects.
Many plants in the world possess their own incredible special abilities that we can completely call them a kind of 'super powers'!
Cystaras worms are extremely poisonous, causing protein damage, intestinal necrosis, multiple organ failure, and most deaths.
Spending 10 years collecting specimens, research on nematodes by Dr. Nguyen Thi Anh Duong and her colleagues has been published in the prestigious Nature Magazine.