Giant water bugs catch snakes eating meat
A Japanese scientist was fortunate to capture rare scenes of a giant water bug catching snakes and eating baby turtles.
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A Japanese scientist was fortunate to capture rare scenes of a giant water bug catching snakes and eating baby turtles.
A new bacterium called Pseudomonas putida CBB5, using caffeine as a food source was discovered in a study at the University of Iowa (USA). New bacteria use an enzyme to…
Newborn babies can eat breast milk produced from dairy cows after scientists have successfully created a genetically modified cow that can give milk the same as human mi…
People often divide insects into two types that are useful and harmful. However they are all links of diversity ...
After many years of research, Australian scientists have finally created a pineapple variety that the country can boast of a kangaroo country, named Australian Jubilee.
Scientists in the US have discovered a new strain of bacteria that eat oil rapidly growing in the Gulf of Mexico and helping to destroy oil particles.
Hookworms, scabies, roundworms, pinworms, tapeworms ... are parasites that cause people many unpleasant, annoying, even life-threatening diseases.
A new virus has been found to be able to eat bacteria, potentially becoming a powerful weapon in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Jatropha trees are causing a fever in the world. Jatropha fever is spreading into Vietnam.
If one finds a new harmful insect, people often deal with it by finding a species that likes to eat them.
If you eat a sausage at a fast food store, you will definitely remember that experience whenever you see the brand of that sausage.
UBC zoologists have recently discovered that the ability to work together to catch large prey has allowed spiders to live in the flock to expand the law of nature to rea…
According to the researchers, the phenomenon of their skin-eating young offspring not only exists in a single species, but also has a long history of at least 100 millio…
Silkworms have a unique ability to eat poisonous mulberry leaves without any harm, and scientists are gradually understanding why: silkworms contain a special digestive…