Create pandas from frozen sperm
Chinese officials report the world's first panda made from frozen sperm was born in the country.
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Chinese officials report the world's first panda made from frozen sperm was born in the country.
Weasels are on the brink of extinction - part of a conservation and breeding program of many agencies and organizations - artificial insemination in May with frozen sper…
A miracle happened to an unfortunate little frog who fell into the freezer at an Australian café. He was found under the ice at a temperature of -18oC. But after defrost…
Someday, the 'descendant' of mammoth mammoth mammoth mammoths will probably reappear on Earth. Japanese scientists
Antarctic waters flickered somewhere just above freezing heat, but that did not stop the fish from conquering the cold deep areas. Resilien fish have avoided the body of…
A scientist in Wisconsin has discovered an edible, tasteless antifreeze that will prevent the formation of ice crystals that can destroy the soft and smooth texture of i…
Getting ideas from the Arctic beetle can eliminate the problem of frozen burns.
We like fresh sweet corn, canned and frozen. According to a recent study by the American Gardening Science Association, every state grows sweet corn and contributes to a…
After nearly a century, perfectly preserved frozen bodies lay dormant in the ice sheets that came back to tell about the most majestic war in history -
Ice cores concentrated throughout the Arctic Sea show that the micro-plastic concentrations are two to three times higher than the levels previously recorded.
Recently, the IFLScience site reported on a video shared by the US National Meteorological Agency in Burlington, Vermont about the Ausable River in Au Sable Forks, New Y…
Unusual cold weather with record low temperatures caused many large waterfalls in the US to freeze white.
In recent days, the United States is experiencing the most severe cold spell in decades.
Cold air entered the East Coast of the United States, creating a rare phenomenon in Nantucket, Massachusetts, the Slurpee wave, the Science reported yesterday.
Cold weather affects many people, but it is also the cause of interesting natural phenomena on Earth.