150km asteroid hit Earth, a series of new creatures were born
A multinational team has found evidence of an ice age of life caused by a giant asteroid 466 million years ago.
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A multinational team has found evidence of an ice age of life caused by a giant asteroid 466 million years ago.
The disappearance of top predators such as sharks will cause serious ecological imbalance, causing many other animals to die.
The Tinaegeria carlosalvaradoi that inhabit the rainforest areas of the Guanacaste Reserve, belonging to the Stathmopodidae family, has so far been little known and has…
Some insects produce sausage-shaped eggs, ellipses or even flat shapes.
Invasive species, also known as invasive alien species or simply exotic breeds, alien species is a phrase that refers to the species of animals and plants that are intro…
Wild deer, bison, Przewalski horses and 200 species of birds have proliferated in the area once the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred, in Pripyat, Ukraine.
Located in southwestern China, this plateau covers 25% of mainland mainland area, including the whole Tibetan autonomous region and Qinghai province.
Without summer, people did not appear, the world had lost a wonder, and the war was not of such magnitude.
The diversity of life forms on earth - from corals to carnivores - has been attacked.
Tropical rainforests are typical biodiversity, it is the common roof of more than half of all species on the planet.
The oceans of the world will have to undergo dramatic changes in biodiversity, even though the United Nations has achieved the goal of limiting global temperature rise b…
Herds of lion fish are poisonous, infiltrating the Atlantic Ocean with dense density, making scientists worried that it will cause bad impacts on the marine environment.
The South China Sea is ranked first in the list of the world's most dangerous oceans according to a new study by a group of scientists from Southamton Solent University.
The study was conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, University of Manchester and Birmingham University.
In the past 252 million years, the Permian-Triassic extinction event has swept up 96% of marine life and more than 70% of terrestrial vertebrates, making about 83% of th…