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Successfully cloned mice from a drop of blood
The team at the Riken BioResource Center, City of Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan led by scientist Atsuo Ogura used a blood cell in a rat's circulatory system to crea…
Red blood snail is found in Australia
Scientists have discovered giant pink snails and carnivorous snails in a remote area of Australia.
America attempts to kill fishes
Wildlife conservationists are working to draw pesticides into the water in a stream near Lake Michigan (USA), to kill fishes
Bats can change their tongue shape with blood
Brown University scientists have discovered that a species of bat uses its blood to reshape its tongue while eating.
Explain the ability of the owl to turn 270 degrees
Scientists at Jonns Hopkins University Medical College have discovered four major adaptations that make it easier for owl species to move their necks easily.
Why is Santa's reindeer nose red?
Researchers from Norway and the Netherlands conducted research and discovered why the Santa Rudolph reindeer's nose was red.
Bats may be holding 'keys' to live long
For centuries, bats have been vilified no more than a pathogen, sucking the blood of the night.
Why do many wild animals like human blood?
Recent killer reports have shown circumstances that can push
Cold-blooded animals are able to adapt quickly to climate change
Facing climate change, many species must adapt themselves or perish. Ecologists have studied and predicted that tropical cold-blooded animals are not as easily extinct a…
Birds know how to avoid 'incest'
A study helps scientists discover the secret to helping seabirds avoid their relatives during the search for mates to mate. Until recently many scientists still thought…
Using blood leeches 'Asian unicorns'
Sao la - a rare species of ungulate animals - is considered as the
Social position also affects health
Recent research on macaque monkeys, a fairly common short-tailed macaque in Asia, has helped solve a long-standing question in the scientific world about the link betwee…
The monkey also has blood 'red black'
Just like people, they are also willing to take risks. Amidst a safe choice is a small piece of fruit on hand, and an adventure is beneath a mysterious cup containing a…
Why is the python heart twice its size?
High levels of fatty acids, or lipids, in the blood of reptiles make their hearts and other organs nearly double after fracturing durable bonds, experiments show.