Even small and voracious caterpillars have a big impact on global carbon emissions
Outbreaks of the caterpillar Lymantria dispar dispar and the caterpillar Malacasoma disstria occur at least every 5 years in temperate forests.
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Outbreaks of the caterpillar Lymantria dispar dispar and the caterpillar Malacasoma disstria occur at least every 5 years in temperate forests.
The mole species discovered in Ngoc Linh mountain (Kon Tum) and the Central Truong Son area is about the same size as the Vietnamese mole rat, but significantly smaller…
In the cold winter, many families from Wisconsin (USA) have a tradition of gathering on a lake in the hope of catching one of the giant fish beneath the ice.
A mining company has discovered a diamond within a super-rare diamond in western Australia, estimated to be thousands of millions of years old.
Not wanting to watch his son die, Xu Wei created a home lab in Kunming, China to make his own medicine.
There is now a lot of scientific evidence that water exists in small reserves on Mars. This was predicted by Varahamihira - an Indian sage more than 1,500 years ago.
Scientists have found the remains of an ancient beast - a mysterious hybrid mammoth - in an unexpected place... in the deep sea.
People living in this village cannot walk normally, they can only crawl on all fours and even children.
After nearly a century of research and investigation, archaeologists have deciphered 6 mysteries about Tutankhamun, the king famous for the curse of 'Egyptian mummies'
Accordingly, just one small piece from this crab is enough to kill an adult!
Experts excavating the tomb believed to belong to Cao Cao have found a strange weapon, which has been lost for thousands of years.
Researchers were stunned to discover an Iron Age skeleton buried in a sitting position at the ruins of Maiden Castle in the United Kingdom.
The remains of ancient Neanderthals are mostly just fragments, but scientists got lucky when a baby's baby tooth was stillborn.
China is building its first real-time remote sensing satellite network with outstanding fast data transmission.
In the past 2 decades since its 'birth', a small satellite the size of a CubeSat shoebox has made a significant contribution to changing the world.