Detection of bacteria that can regulate climate
A new study shows that a species of bacteria living in the ocean may be the key to regulating the Earth's climate.
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A new study shows that a species of bacteria living in the ocean may be the key to regulating the Earth's climate.
Some species of space bacteria are growing stronger than on the Earth that confuses the scientific world
With an estimated weight of 605 tons, this creature beats every animal on Earth to become the largest animal of its size.
Astronauts have successfully planted flowers for the first time on the International Space Station (ISS).
The natural world around us is always full of interesting things. This article would like to send you a list of the most unusual plants in the world.
Fossils in Africa show that the ancient bacteria have found deadly UV-hiding rocks in the Taihu era when life began to form on Earth.
The spiders are all ... afraid of their wives, but the spiders alone are not.
Dr. David Bramwell conducted the survey by summing up the number of flowering plants of each region, focusing on species that appear only in a country or an island. Plan…
Where on earth without bacteria? In the soil, water, air, from volcanoes to deep sea, there is always the presence of a tiny rod. It was an ancient
There are plants that grow only exactly two leaves throughout life and only need 8ml of water each year.
According to a global survey by Yale University (US), since human civilization began, the number of trees on Earth has decreased by half.
A new study has shown how marine plankton affects the process of creating clouds and regulating the climate on the Earth's surface.
On July 27, Australian scientists announced the discovery of 13 new species of spiders in the dry tropical regions of the state's Cape York peninsula.
Tardigrade, an ancient creature present on Earth more than 500 million years ago, can survive and breed in harsh cosmic environments, despite the fact that space beams o…
Recently, American scientists have announced that, due to global warming, plants can 'get angry', become dangerous to the atmosphere and to life on the planet in general.