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LTS: It is no wonder that Australian Prime Minister John Howard of the host of the APEC summit this year raised the issue of climate change (from emissions) as the main…
Biofuels have been a hot topic in discussions over the years. Is the biofuel development strategy appropriate?
Not long ago, the first Indonesian car to operate with 100% biofuels made from jatropha completed a 3,200 km test run in West Timor province. The success of the Mitsubis…
In 1943, Professor Vuong Chien - a Chinese botanist discovered 3 strange trees at the Dao Dao stream, Van and Sichuan districts did not know what tree was. It was not un…
While most genera, the branch of the zoo are trying to evolve to adapt and develop, a small part.
A rare giant salamander is found when trapped inside a sewer at a resident's home in Wuhan, China.
The researchers said traces of the worm worm Osedax (bone-eating worms - also known as zombie worms) were discovered in a 3-million-year fossil specimen in Italy.
A prehistoric species of shrimp has three eyes that reminds of an alien being revived with millions of eggs hatched by heavy rain after years of lying dormant under dese…
Scientists have begun to find answers after trapping a Zenkerella insignis.
According to The Verge, a new dinosaur with a large horn and nose structure was discovered in Utah (USA).
Fish have gills and fins, but they have no neck. This is partly because, having a neck shaking from side to side in the water will make it difficult to swim fast.
Sponges are present on Earth 100 million years earlier than today's animals.
The giant two-meter Kangaroo, a 7m-long carnivorous or lion with a bag weighing more than 100kg are among the animals that once dominated different lands in Australia te…
For the first time, Earth-based tuatara reptiles from 225 million years ago were successfully bred at the British zoo.