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Discover the world's heaviest insects
A natural lover in New Zealand has come across a weta, the largest and largest insect in the world ever known.
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Interesting things about insects
The insects are too small to seem harmless to big cars. Yet they are the cause of more than half a million drivers in the UK. Insect world,
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The ant ants all
It is often said that in insects, the gods usually only breed when necessary. At that time, a whole bunch of males raced to fertilize the god. But recently, American and…
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Spotted spiders know to 'fly' in South America
A group of researchers working in Peru and Panama have discovered a nocturnal spider that has the ability to navigate and glide in mid-air.
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Admire the beautiful, exotic butterflies in Vietnam
Dry leaf butterflies when folded wings camouflage the same as the leaves, wings of butterfly star fruit with beautiful decorative patterns, reclaiming a snake-shaped hea…
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Tarantula Hawk has a burning sting like 'sitting on an electric chair'.
The burn of the Tarantula Hawk was only painful for a few minutes but it was enough to make the victim feel like he had just experienced a deadly shock.
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How do mosquitoes seek targets to burn?
A new study revealed that mosquitoes target certain targets to burn by using a sequence of three signs: smell, then images and finally heat.
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How do insects sleep?
Insects like bees or fruit flies all need sleep and cannot function normally without sleep, similar to humans.
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A new cicada is found in Cuc Phuong National Park
Scientists from the Vietnam Museum of Nature, the University of Connecticut, the United States and the Royal Institute of Natural Sciences of Belgium have studied the cl…
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Honey bees 'addiction' pesticides?
According to a study published in the April 4 issue of Nature (Nature), like nicotine that is addictive to humans, pesticides seem to be capable.
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Discover the wonders of the warm-eating tree
The pitcher plant is actually a group of warm-cap plants, not just a single species. They have diverse sizes and properties, some even have
Biology
The ability to 'fire cannons' more than 500 tablets per second of ladybug 'gunner'
When agitated or threatened, this ladybug can fire over 500 cannons in a second.
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'Eat corpses' insects make you nape your hair
Little scorpion flies, rat-tail maggots ... this has a strange hobby -