Life cycle of monarch butterfly
The life of the monarch consists of four stages, from egg laying to maturity and lasting for one month.
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The life of the monarch consists of four stages, from egg laying to maturity and lasting for one month.
By robbing the spider's nervous system, a wasp larva was able to manipulate the animal to make it a more robust network, according to research published in The Journal.…
You will have a clearer view of the early days of bees through interesting short videos.
The whole process of natural change from the caterpillar state, and the pupae become butterflies with gorgeous shapes that have been recorded in the most honest and vivi…
A team has discovered a cocoon with a strange shape that has never been seen before, opening up hope for the emergence of a new species of creature.
About 200 million years ago, a bizarre, tear-shaped creature with a tightly twisted tail was accidentally locked inside an ancient leech-snout pod.
Spiders and some creatures can use silk to form very strong cocoons or cocoons. But now scientists also detect spider silk that can be used in computer electronics chips.
According to 'Vietnam Red Book', butterflies have the scientific name Attacus atlas, the level of threat is classified as R (Rare: Rare, possibly endangered). This butte…
Why do it take silk dyeing when silkworms can be genetically modified to create any color in rainbow colors? It is the goal of Japanese scientists to transform their gen…
British biologists Andrew Parker and Abigail Ingram (Oxford University) have found an extremely effective way to pick cocoons of insects that can adhere very firmly to t…
Unlike most fish species that are in great trouble when the lake is shallow, African lungfish can make snoozes in mud to wait for the rainy season to return for years, L…
Peeing on the legs to cool, burying themselves in cocoons to sleep, hawking heat ... are the 1-0-2 anti-hot ways of animals.
Nature Education Center (ENV) and functional agency Yen Bai have rescued the gray langur being sold at people's homes.
In the Blue Bird world, smart drums are more likely to find partners than other guys.
This international species of Hymenoptera Zatypota can 'catch' spiders that they parasite on and turn these animals into zombies.