It takes 300 years to complete the Amazon forest flora statistics
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The body abhorres leaf hair, has not recounted many legs and carried venom, spiders are always one of the most frightening nightmares of humans.
There are plants that grow only exactly two leaves throughout life and only need 8ml of water each year.
A new Harvard University study published in the journal Nature has found strange genetic relationships between a number of Aboriginal communities living in the Amazon ju…
A Victorian, Australian farmer has announced that Australia has grown its biggest leaf.
Although it has been dubbed the elegantly beautiful flower, some flowers have strange shapes like monkey faces or stench to attract insects.
The photographer specializing in natural life Jeff Cremer and biologist Phil Torres has been able to get this rare moth in the Amazon rainforest ...
The nightmare for all travelers has come true for an Australian couple while on vacation in South America: The carnivorous maggots began to nest under their skin.
Pestalotiopsis microspora occurs in the Ecuadorian rainforest, discovered by a team of research students led by chemical molecular professor Scott Strobel, during an exp…
The blind ant species live underground by evolutionary biologist Christian Rabeling (University of Texas, Austin) discovered in the Amazon rainforest is the descendants…
The climate changes the Ice Age and the ancient flood, not the barrier barriers, may have pushed the evolution of new insects appeared in the Amazon jungle region of Sou…
Plastic pollution in Amazon is alarming when scientists find worrying evidence.
Measuring 13 meters long and living in the dinosaur age 60 million years ago, Titanoboa was rumored to still exist in the Amazon deep forest.
The Hoatzin is a bird that lives in the Amazon and Orinoco plains. This is the only bird with claws growing on each wing.
Fish Payara, aka vampire fish, scientific name Hydrolycus scomberoides, is a freshwater predatory fish.