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Arriving in Vietnam, a group of international scientists unexpectedly found a type of meat for the sustainable future of both the planet and humanity. What kind of meat…
In this scorching summer, you're probably thinking of different ways to cool off. But have you ever wondered why we often see people feeding ice cubes to beluga whales?
Wolffish have the appearance and face of animals from horror movies, but what few people expect is that they are extremely friendly to humans.
Think simply about mosquitoes, midges, flies… why do these blood-sucking creatures appear, what is their meaning?
Fertile land is important to everyone, however, there are countries with large areas but very little usable land, and the ancient Egyptian civilization was exactly like…
A leopard risked its life to fight for food with more than 10 giant Nile crocodiles despite their dangerous bites.
Every year, Americans buy tens of millions of Halloween pumpkins. If they are thrown away, they release a huge amount of methane gas. So what should we do?
The strong survival ability of carp not only surprises us but also suggests many things about the relationship between organisms and their surrounding environment.
Solar Foods' factory uses renewable electricity and feeds greenhouse gas-eating microorganisms to produce protein powders that replace milk and eggs.
In an ancient city in eastern Ethiopia, people fed hyenas in return for helping them clean the streets and ward off demons.
You may not know, many animals also know how to farm. This is proof that animals are evolving day by day.
When feeding a two-headed snake, experts must use a drinking cup to block its other end to avoid choking.
NASA promises to give anyone $1 million if they can find a creative solution to 'feed' astronauts in space.
Researchers have discovered a 'stopper' in the throats of some whale species that helps seal off their airways or esophagus when needed, preventing them from drowning.
The dolphins that visit Monkey Mia every morning draw more than 100,000 visitors to the beach each year, and for good reason, there's no place like it in the world.