Genetically modified mosquitoes prevent dengue
Brazil will release an army of genetically modified mosquitoes into the environment to prevent dengue epidemic spread across Brazil, causing nearly 500,000 people to get…
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Brazil will release an army of genetically modified mosquitoes into the environment to prevent dengue epidemic spread across Brazil, causing nearly 500,000 people to get…
A new strategy for killing Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes that causes dengue fever is being carried out by scientists by altering the mosquito's DNA so that it cannot reproduc…
The animals that are supposed to evolve anomalously to survive, among the evolutionary animals, have the Cuu Long head abalone in Vietnam as one of the few fish species…
Cats have to eat fish, always, always. But when did cats get attached to fish?
In order to attract the attention of the enemy, the capuchin monkey will throw stones at the male, the cichlid fish will build a sand castle or a sparrow tent will decor…
The giant statue that lost its head to the Greek king was found in an ancient temple in Egypt.
Do not think in the animal world there will be no so-called 'culinary arts'. Animals do not simply put in their mouths, chew and swallow anything ...
Experimental animal station of Dieu Tri (Binh Dinh Animal Science and Technology Center) is raising 500 Egyptian chickens, imported into Vietnam by the National Institut…
While humanity has 7 wonders of the world, Africa also has 7 famous landmarks. These include the Nile, Kilimanjaro volcano, Great Rift valley, Serengeti field, Sahara de…
Let's review the images of falling snow and find solutions to unusual natural phenomena occurring in Egypt, holy places Jerusalem and Sapa town ...
Reporters in the Middle East said the three countries downstream of the East Nile including Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia have signed a common agreement on long-term and sus…
Based on 6 criteria, including environmental and ecological quality, cultural and social integrity, status of historical sites ...
The newly organized international cat competition in Romania has the participation of many kitten cats from many countries.
In 1907, George Herbert, the 5th Earl of Carnarvon, hired an archaeologist, Egyptologist Howard Carter to conduct excavations in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.
Applying a photo-taking ban inside ancient tombs, details of the Egyptian Kings Valley area have just been announced thanks to a lucky reporter and photographer asking f…