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The 'amazing' world of bacteria in the human body
A new study confirms the usefulness and importance of bacteria for the human body.
Biology
The Jigger - The bug all your life you don't want to encounter
In 2010, there were more than 20,000 people infected with this bug in Uganda within two months. Even many families have died because of this bug.
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Close up of the largest flies on the planet
The world has more than 100,000 species of flies, of which the largest is the wood fly body longer than 8 cm or the long-legged fly crane 23 cm.
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Demodex - A louse specializing in parasites on ... human face skin
You do not need to feel itchy when reading this information. According to the researchers, Demodex lice do not seem to be harmful to the human body and perhaps anyone wh…
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Recreate dinosaur faces from chickens
After years of research, the scientific community has successfully recreated a bone-based dinosaur component of the chicken's body.
Biology
Change the sex of the mosquito
Recently, American scientists have published an extremely important finding in killing mosquitoes - animals that mediate dangerous diseases such as malaria, dengue fever…
Biology
The parasite species causes the animals to eat their meat
These parasites after entering the host's body, directly control the behavior and cause the host to eat their own flesh.
Biology
'Eat corpses' insects make you nape your hair
Little scorpion flies, rat-tail maggots ... this has a strange hobby -
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The scorpion causes the opponent to foam and cry until death
The poison of a scorpion in Africa can cause prey or enemies to twitch, saliva, tear, urinate continuously until the last breath.
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Discover new insects in northern Vietnam
Scientists have just announced a new insect belonging to the short-winged plant hopper family in northern Vietnam.
Biology
Virus detection makes people silly
American scientists at the John Hopkins and Nebraska University School of Medicine accidentally discovered a virus in algae that could infect the human brain.
Biology
The unknown about the deep-grass species
Cordyceps was first discovered and described by a scientist in 1843.
