The brightest forest fruit on the planet
Deep in the middle of Africa, the forest named Pollia is shiny like a Christmas tree light bulb.
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Deep in the middle of Africa, the forest named Pollia is shiny like a Christmas tree light bulb.
Some species of space bacteria are growing stronger than on the Earth that confuses the scientific world
Pepper bananas - extremely delicious and extremely popular bananas around the world that may become extinct in the future.
The sun, the scorching heat in the hottest desert in the world seems
A toxic fungal epidemic is threatening Southeast Asian banana fields and spreading around the world, prompting scientists to warn about bananas.
Many ancient trees have a longer lifespan than human civilization, surviving many geological and climatic changes on Earth.
The phenomenon of palm trees that can travel 20m each year along the forest floor in Ecuador may be an anecdote set up by guides to attract visitors.
The team scanned the fly brain and realized that they were not only conscious,
Cancer is a malignant disease of the cell, in which cells are mutated, infinitely proliferated, not under the control of the body.
The grass flooded the town, forming a pile of roofs. They filled the path, covered the car ... and more and more when there was strong wind.
A species of flowering plants discovered in Japan spends most of its time hiding underground and stealing fungal nutrients to survive instead of photosynthesis like regu…
Scientists say plants have evolved to forget the past of suffering when necessary. And this process is really impressive.
In recent years a plague has swept into the west and east coasts of the United States, the scientific community calls by name
Tourists and locals were horrified by the sight of hundreds of millions of beetles gathering around the Argentine coastline.