Marine bacteria can create environmentally friendly energy sources
Bacteria in the world's oceans can effectively use solar energy to grow thanks to a pigment that absorbs special light. This discovery was made by researchers at the Uni…
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Bacteria in the world's oceans can effectively use solar energy to grow thanks to a pigment that absorbs special light. This discovery was made by researchers at the Uni…
Researchers at the University of California, Davis in the US and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), based in the Philippines, have isolated a gene from a…
US scientists have successfully prepared a pure environment for stem cell culture and have used this medium to create two new human embryonic stem cell lines.
When diving in the Mediterranean, we can see a strange green worm like a spoon with the scientific name Bonellia viridis. They are Echiura-class creatures.
A famous French professional fisherman, Charly Da has set a new record in the profession, showing off a huge fishing feat of nearly 3 meters in length, making fans excit…
British scientists found that each fish is a separate individual, has a complex personality and how to react to completely different changing situations, the Independent…
It can be said that this worm is the key, saving the most difficult problem for humanity today.
Depending on the environment, the blood-sucking mudfish larvae can turn into males or females to adapt to food sources.
Researchers found more rare and precious goosebumps known as young dragons in five caves, thanks to the DNA that the animals remain in the water.
A heterosexual pig born with genitals on the nose in China has caused a lot of curiosity.
Guppies have long been used as an effective weapon against larvae to prevent diseases from mosquitoes.
In order to preserve the rare crocodile species of Crocodylus Acutus of the Americas, Cuban ecologists are currently using a captive breeding method in a semi-natural en…
After being dragged by a group of people to take a selfie photo and hitting the head with a stick, the turtle is lucky to escape thanks to the rescue team.
Thinking that there was no life in this toxic and acidic cave, scientists were surprised by the findings.
Dozens of whales and dead sperm whales in the European sea, filled with fishing hooks, fish net pieces, even plastic shells covered with automobile engines.