Bees fight to death for ... love
Normally the Dawson bees treated very harmoniously, however, during the breeding season, they were ready to destroy each other to ... win a mate.
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Normally the Dawson bees treated very harmoniously, however, during the breeding season, they were ready to destroy each other to ... win a mate.
After four years of conducting a comprehensive study of groundwater and caves in central and southern Australia, scientists have found 850 previously unknown species of…
Cow, goat, horse ... eating grass is common, but carnivorous plants are a strange thing, it has been a long time but it is always exciting for bonsai lovers ...
Researchers from Leicester University paved the way for the use of an insect to fight invasive grasses in British soil, a form of biological control.
Argentine ant populations are growing throughout the world at a tremendous rate. Scientists began to mention this phenomenon seriously, whether they flooded the Earth,
Researchers are taking a step closer to making micro aircraft with flexibility and energy efficiency such as grasshoppers after successfully decoding the aerodynamic sec…
The encyclopedia of life http://www.eol.org (EOL), a $ 100 million project launched in 2007, has now reached the number of 170,000 items ...
The vermin pests cause millions of dollars to farmers every year and are the cause of the widespread use of chemical pesticides, which eventually become immune to the th…
Insect species such as butterflies and beetles will need many protection measures equivalent to typical species associated with previous conservation campaigns, such as…
There are similarities in brain disorders in insects and people with migraines, strokes and seizures. This opens up new directions for treating pharmaceuticals for these…
The police released a pack of butterflies to search for drugs in the boxes, the bees swarmed through the gap in the rubble to search for earthquake victims ...
According to US scientists, the chemical in an ant species in China can help create anti-inflammatory drugs, relieve pain and cure many other diseases.
In order to be given her privilege, the male must perform complex melodies.
British scientists miraculously cleared a large hill, bringing a familiar habitat to red-headed ants, an important food of extinct green butterflies.