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If extinct, 3,500 species of mosquitoes on Earth will now disappear. Among them, about 200 species of mosquitoes are capable of sucking human blood and three species of…
These are large, green algae that provide food and habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms.
Mosquitoes are not only annoying, they also spread many deadly diseases. Therefore, mosquitoes are one of the most dangerous species on Earth.
Constantly changing the shape and color to match the harsh living environment on Earth. More and more strange insects are discovered by scientists.
The living creatures on Earth have a lifespan of thousands to over 100,000 years, attracting the attention of the scientific world.
Ténéré Acacia (L 'Arbre du Ténéré) was once considered the most lonely tree on earth. Within a 400km radius, it is the only tree in the barren Sahara desert ...
When it comes to the goal of bringing people to migrate to Mars, all of its options lead to a basic impasse.
Life on Earth survived thanks to oxygen, but surprisingly a few billion years ago, when oxygen had not yet appeared, there were germs of bacteria living.
Mangrove forest, curved forest, dragon tree forest are among the most unique forests in the world.
Microorganisms play an extremely important role in promoting the evolution of animals and transforming the human world.
Insects are the most diverse group of animals on Earth with about 1 million species already described, accounting for more than half of all known species. The number of…
Among the oldest living plants on Earth, giant plants face a range of threats from deforestation, drought and climate change.
At present, the Earth has about 400,000 species of higher plants. 21% of these are at risk of extinction.
The only individual left on Earth since dinosaurs, minnows in Durban Botanical Garden in South Africa have been dubbed the world's most lonely tree.