Tree species in Chile raises hope for new Covid-19 vaccine
With a new Covid-19 vaccine made from Chile's rare quillay tree, Novavax plans to produce billions of doses of vaccine for countries around the world in the near future.
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With a new Covid-19 vaccine made from Chile's rare quillay tree, Novavax plans to produce billions of doses of vaccine for countries around the world in the near future.
In the island nation of Madagascar, there is a famous road and attracts tourists because there are many impressive beautiful baobab trees.
Although it took a lot of effort, the lion still suffered a painful blow and finally had to run away to save his life.
Over the centuries, humans have explored countless mountains, forests, and deserts. However, what covers more than 70% of the Earth's area is the ocean is still a great…
The AP posted that the Arctic temperature is constantly rising, causing scientists to worry about the consequences that the rest of the world will suffer.
The plants in tropical forests have the ability to hide scents to avoid being detected and eaten by insects.
The world famous travel magazine CondeNastTraveler published an article introducing the 7 wonders of the world by Aaron Millar.
Chicken footprint-like fossils, discovered in 2019 in a forest in Chongqing City, southwest China, have been identified as dinosaur footprints.
A satellite-based study showed that 2019 was the worst year for primeval forests in the world.
Unlike Mowgli, Dina Sanichar does not have a great life as in the story, he is mentally depressed after years of trying to reintegrate into human society.
The height of forests around the world has decreased significantly, and their age has also increased significantly over the past 50 years.
The extremely rare blue-eyed Scottish forest cat was born at the Five Sisters zoo in West Calder.
Beautiful the World is one of the 13 songs competing in the first song-writing competition with AI, the world's first hosted by radio station VPRO (Netherlands).
Ecologist David Lapola warned that the next pandemic could originate from the Amazon rainforest because humans are increasingly invading animal habitats.
The world's oceans have reached record high temperatures, raising concerns about global warming effects that could make the weather of the year extremely extreme.