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Australian scientists have just discovered how to ripen fruits as soon as they are transported. The new technology promises to revolutionize the fresh fruit industry, ac…
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Australian scientists have just discovered how to ripen fruits as soon as they are transported. The new technology promises to revolutionize the fresh fruit industry, ac…
The new film forming technology allows to keep fresh fruits and vegetables as new. This technology is applied experimentally on Vinh cam in Dong Tao commune - Khoai Chau…
After 20 years of research, scientists in Queensland state (Australia) has just released a variety of apples that can keep the freshness throughout the months.
Tuna throws its tail in pots after thawing under warm running water thanks to the method of preserving fresh fish commonly used in Japan.
According to Daily Mail, the incident occurred at a zoo in Australia, when zoo staff threw fresh fish into crocodile cages.
Currently, more and more people try to limit the consumption of processed foods to improve health.
Crocodile is a famous animal of Florida with over a million live in fresh and brackish water areas such as lakes, rivers, channels and lakes in the golf course.
This sea monster is all afraid, and should be afraid because its ferocity may be beyond the limit.
It turns out that slugs not only eat plants, plants, what they intend to eat is even more terrible.
With continuous regeneration, water is the only animal that is not affected by the aging process.
Scientists have discovered a species of sea snakes that can fast up to 7 months without any sip of fresh water, regardless of whether they live in a marine environment.
Scientists believe that an immortal freshwater invertebrate species and some other species will live longer and healthier.
A fresh eel species, often found in Japanese sushi, is the first discovered vertebrate to possess a natural fluorescent protein.
Some fish can live in both saltwater and fresh water. They are collectively referred to as salted fish (euryhaline fish).
During the expedition with National Geographic, scientists caught the world's largest stingray.