Biology
Huge data warehouse contributes to explain the strange shapes of insect eggs
Some insects produce sausage-shaped eggs, ellipses or even flat shapes.
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Animal world
5 times scientists give test animals .... stimulants and a happy ending
The effects of stimulants on animals are as bad as humans.
Biology
New species of stone beetle are found in the New Zealand mountains
The new species of beetle found in the Maungatua Mountains is unable to fly and is isolated within a narrow habitat.
Biology
Discover scary carnivorous plants in Canada
For the first time in North America, scientists have discovered incredible carnivorous plants that eat not only insects but also reptiles.
Biology
The world of Vietnamese insects is gorgeous across the eyes of Italian photographers
A very impressive exhibition of the magnificent insect world of Vietnam through the photo taken by Italian photographer Saulo Bambi for 10 years is being introduced to t…
Biology
10 facts about German cockroaches are raging in Vietnamese apartments
There are wings but do not like flying, so like to stay in high buildings!
Health
Why are insect dishes delicious but dangerous?
In many countries around the world, as well as in Vietnam, the use of insects for food has long.
Health
Detecting anti-inflammatory substances on fungus fungus
UK researchers have discovered an active ingredient in Cordyceps fungus that can help treat osteoarthritis.
Biology
The scene is like an apocalypse in America when millions of bugs invade the city!
The people of California (USA) have recently been horrified when urban areas are 'invaded' by millions of elite beetles flocking in mating season.
Biology
Why can some insects walk on water?
The tension of the water surface and the small weight of insects allow them to travel on water without sinking.
Animal world
How many legs does a rolling roller really have?
The slide - some places called 'centipedes' - are not worms and are not insects. Insects only have six legs, and obviously the mats have more legs than that. So how many…
Biology
How do plants protect themselves?
Plants often face attacks from fungi, bacteria, insects (aphids, caterpillars, grasshoppers, ...) and animals that eat plants (pandas, elephants, ...).
Archeology
New insects hatch dead hard in amber 130 million years
The sap flowing down can cause the ancient beetles to die immediately after breaking the eggshell.
Discover science
What do you think if you eat a bread made from cockroaches?
The cockroaches are now real, and probably in the future will be used to replace ordinary bread, when the Earth falls into food scarcity.
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Using mosquito bats and insecticides at the same time can cause explosion
Recently, officers and firefighters in Shanghai's Jianghai Squad, China conducted an experiment to check the safety of killing mosquitoes with electric batons and insect…