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Gene technology can turn people into superheroes
Despite being a highly evolved creature, it cannot be said that humans have reached perfection. We are still vulnerable to epidemics, the legs do not run as fast as the…
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The extinct giant gun flower appeared in Paraguay
The giant waterlily tree with the scientific name Victoria cruziana reappears in the confluence of the Paraguay River 25km north of the capital Asuncion, the BBC yesterd…
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Ants kill the same species to prevent disease spread
European and Australian scientists found that Lasius neglectus ants would eliminate those infected seriously in the herd, avoiding widespread epidemics, reported on Janu…
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Detection of rare spray fungus
Spores inside the gaestrum mushroom, or soil star fungus, escape when exposed to external influences.
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Surprise with beautiful trees but capable of causing painful death
Mountain lilies often bloom in May and June, are round, sprouted in a variety of colors, from white, light pink, dark pink, red.
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Discover interesting luscious lion mane mushroom
The lion mane mushroom has the scientific name of Hericium Erinaceus, is one of the most beautiful and enchanting mushrooms.
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What do the ancestors of the vegetables we still eat today look like?
Good, most of the foods you buy in markets, supermarkets or aquaculture today have been domesticated for thousands of years.
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Survival of parasitic fungus Ophiocordyceps unilateralis
This mushroom is found in the tropical forests of Brazil. Mushroom spores penetrate the leaf-cutting ants.
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Fluffy flies specialize in swimming in the water
Lake Mono, California, USA, is home to Ephydra hians, according to National Geographic.
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Things you may not know about the world's most exclusive spider
Brazilian wandering spider is considered the most dangerous venom spider in the world today.
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The truth about 'Newton's apple tree' 400 years ago
People still tell the famous story of the scientist Newton who was hit by the apple, and thus came up with the theory of 'Everything attractive'.
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The species that is capable of 'dying' makes scientists 'headaches'
The secret of dried grass in the drought suddenly becomes green when it rains has led scientists to suffer for years.
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Not only in Vietnam, but milk flowers are also the contradictory flowers famous across the continent
Milk flower - the symbolic flower of Hanoi autumn, is now a nightmare for many people of the capital.
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The most dangerous insects in the world
Mosquitoes, wasps are among the most dangerous beetles in the world. When burning, they transmit disease or venom that kills people.
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Spider poison Katipo - one of the world's most exclusive spiders
Latrodectus katipo (commonly referred to as katipo) is an endangered spider native to New Zealand.