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Plants often face attacks from fungi, bacteria, insects (aphids, caterpillars, grasshoppers, ...) and animals that eat plants (pandas, elephants, ...).
The oil-eating bacterium has been discovered by scientists in the deepest part of the ocean.
A picture like that has been covered with a filter layer like the image on Instagram, but it is actually the original image. So what is the yellow color in this photo? T…
On April 17, Vietnam Museum of Nature (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) said a new plant species called Moc Huong Nui Chua has been discovered by scientists at…
No one knows normally, where this mysterious cricket resides, how it lives. Only when the volcanic eruption had just ended for a couple of months, when the lava began to…
Ferns, aloe vera, fig trees, landscaping help the house become cool and pleasant.
Hibiscadelphus woodii is a flower that has been listed on extinction by scientists. However, with drone equipment, this flower is suddenly discovered still exists in nat…
Are you afraid of flying to increase your chances of getting an infection? Imagine you have to get into a closed box with more than 100 people, but unfortunately there i…
Recently, billionaire Bill Gates had an article revealing a child
With a colorful 8-foot sushi that knows this cow, anything can happen in Australia.
Baobab, olive, quiver ... can live for hundreds to thousands of years and stay healthy. In the starry sky, they were both 'spooky' and strangely beautiful.
Pineapple fish are tropical fish that can live in brackish and freshwater environments
You all know cyanide is an extremely toxic substance, only a small amount of this substance is enough to make you travel to the extreme.
One of the last Yangtze soft-shell turtles in the world died after an unsuccessful artificial insemination plan made by Chinese scientists.
Since being recruited as a prize at the festival in 1974, pairs of goldfish