Discovered a new type of bacteria that has the ability to absorb carbon naturally
Research shows that this microorganism has the ability to photosynthesize and release carbon-rich substances that can
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Research shows that this microorganism has the ability to photosynthesize and release carbon-rich substances that can
For thousands of years, cave fishes have continuously evolved and adapted in a dark underground world that is as obvious as having no eyes and pale colors.
Striped fish genetically engineered to glow in different colors escape livestock farms, possibly disrupting biodiversity in the Atlantic forest.
Recently, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved the release of about 2.4 million genetically modified male mosquitoes in two states of Florida and
The Syngnathiformes family includes seahorses and many extremely bizarre relatives, worthy of being considered the 'masterpieces' of the creator.
Analysis of 328 million-year-old fossils from the US reveals a previously unknown species of vampire squid with up to 10 tentacles.
Here are some animals that are small but fully developed in the wild with extremely lovely appearance.
A national park guard in Tanzania accidentally discovered a rare albino zebra.
Conservationists have recently confirmed that the Hill's Horseshoe bat still exists in the dense Nyungwe rainforest of Rwanda.
On the outside, they are ordinary modern sea creatures, but inside are chromosomes with an ancient structure preserved from 600 million years ago.
After all, is this proof of the existence of
Paleontologists from La Brea Tar Pits are currently developing a scientifically accurate herd of extinct animals for use in augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (V…
Thanks to a special shell structure with many small ridges, Antarctic scallops can survive in extremely cold environments.
Unable to go directly to the research due to the harsh environment, Japanese experts mounted equipment on the seals' heads so that they
As it turned out, the octopus that the Australian girl picked up was a blue-spotted octopus, one of the most venomous species in the world.