Archeology
Miniature dinosaurs into birds
Dinosaurs not only did not become extinct, but they were also crowded to about 10,000 species today, in the form of birds.
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Archeology
The era of dinosaurs can be revived
Biologists from Oxford University claimed that though they had disappeared from the earth tens of millions of years ago, however, dinosaurs and mammoths could have been…
Space science
Discovered the meteorite piece that opened the explosion nearly 500 million years ago
Scientists have discovered that a meteorite that falls on Earth could help them uncover the secrets of the explosion about 500 million years ago that transformed life on…
Biology
Atlas of the most common bacteria in the soil
Each soil sample can contain hundreds to thousands of types of bacteria - most of which have yet to be determined.
Biology
Honeycrisp - One of the most delicious apples in the world
Not only crispy, sweet, succulent, apple Honeycrisp - one of the best apple varieties in the world also contains many messages that are really meaningful to science.
Biology
It takes 300 years to complete the Amazon forest flora statistics
The information has just been published in the Scientific Reports (Scientific Reports) of the United States.
Biology
There is a world of creatures living under our feet
The ground under our feet is a continuous and moving world. One gram of soil (equal to 1/5 of a teaspoon) can contain thousands of bacterial species and millions of indi…
Biology
Unexpectedly discovered the ability to change the weather of mushrooms
A scientist in the United States found that hiding deep in small fungi is an extraordinary ability to create useful rain waves.
Biology
Strangely, luminescent mushrooms grow on the bark, making the whole forest glow
During the monsoon season, forests on the Western Ghats, India, can surprise tourists when they glow strangely.
Biology
Asian wasps became the fear of Europe
The French mobilized unmanned aircraft in an effort to destroy Asian hornets, but they still have not achieved any significant results.
Biology
Butterflies and bright colored dragonflies thrive due to warm Europe
Brighter colors of butterflies and dragonflies are competing better with others when faced with climate change.
Biology
Revitalizing frozen moss 400 years
After four centuries of immobile nature in a refrigerator, ancient plants once again awakened thanks to the work of Canadian experts.
Biology
Does synthetic biology protect wild life?
Can synthetic biology save the wild world? From regenerating extinct species to the risk of transgenic species.
Biology
US-Indonesia protects coral triangle biodiversity
The United States is one of the partner countries committed to supporting the Indonesian government and private sector to protect marine and coastal biodiversity in the…
Biology
Vietnam is losing its biodiversity
Many alien creatures such as yellow snail, mimosa ... again