Oceanography
The first shark in history to know ... vegetarian but still healthy
Science has recently confirmed that one of the most classic predatory sharks in the world is actually omnivorous.
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Oceanography
Surprise with vegetarian-like sharks
Not just a stray individual like the vegetarian shark Lenny in the cartoon
Oceanography
Lobster can be
Scientists believe that in a lobster's body contains a chemical that helps them live for a long time, and this may be an element of access to eternal life.
Oceanography
Where life begins on earth
Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
Oceanography
Shrimp gnaw on the wreck of the sea
Because a species of shrimp lives in a place where there is almost no food, it gives them enzymes capable of digesting wood so they can eat wrecks.
Archeology
Humans have tasted wine 10 million years ago
Scientists working at the Applied Molecular Evolution Fund based in Gainesville, Florida (USA) have tracked the evolution of the enzyme molecule of people with the funct…
Biology
Bacteria eat toxic metals and emit gold
No life form on our planet can penetrate every successful environment like microbial cells.
Biology
High-starch diets have helped the brain get bigger?
Scientists have come up with a major hypothesis that a starch-rich diet has helped our human brains grow larger.
Biology
Learn the glowing mechanism of fireflies
Certainly everyone used to have a childhood attached to a bug named fireflies, a light flickering every night that any child is interested and curious.
Biology
The secret of rose fragrance
Scientists who discovered RhNUDX1 genes are partly responsible for creating the delicate fragrance of roses.
Biology
Discover the mystery of blight disease in potatoes
Researchers from Oxford University and The Stainsbury Laboratory, Norwich, have studied unknown details about how the fungus causes blight in potatoes.
Biology
Detecting algae can 'eat' cellulose
The flowers need water and light to grow. Even children know that plants use sunlight to gather energy from soil and water.
Biology
Bacteria from marine algae - new weapons to prevent cavities effectively
It was a surprising finding by scientists at the University of Newcastle (UK), while they were studying the bacterial strain of marine algae called Bacillus licheniformi…
Biology
Drug resistance of the virus
According to Genes and Development, an international research group consisting of scientists from Edinburgh University (Scotland) has established a map of the complex mo…
Biology
Ability to neutralize toxic insecticides of honey bees
Researchers at the University of Illinois, USA, discovered intestinal enzymes of honey bees that can neutralize poisons of pesticides commonly used to kill ticks in hone…