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To survive on Mars, the first thing that needs to be solved is the food problem, which is to ensure the production of large quantities of vegetables.
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To survive on Mars, the first thing that needs to be solved is the food problem, which is to ensure the production of large quantities of vegetables.
German scientists have shown that wolf bees have the ability to use antibiotic combinations created by symbiotic bacteria to protect their larva from disease.
He has just experimented with a campaign to prevent weed invasion with a tiny louse native to Japan.
On March 13, the Environment Department of Andalucía, Spain - the CMAA - announced the discovery of a new insect in a cave 60 meters below ground level, at Cazorla Natur…
Researchers at Yale University (USA) discovered some methods that mosquitoes use to search
The photo of a tiny ant using a tooth holding an object 100 times its mass in an upside-down position won the first prize in a photo science competition in the UK.
The study, published in NAS's Proceeding magazine, says scientists are cultivating a genetically modified mosquito to fight the spread of dengue outbreaks.
The technique of making mosquito infertility is a technique to release male mosquitoes that have been sterile into the population.
A recent study by scientists from Cambridge University (UK) found that grasshoppers correctly positioned each step based on sight, not feeling.
The latest research by British scientists shows that African Gambian mosquitoes can identify and distinguish species from different regions through cries.
Scientists have discovered that mosquitoes cause a series of malaria deaths to find partners by flapping their wings, creating sound harmony with the subject.
After discovering hidden flowers that contain hazards, honeybees fly to the nest and perform a dance to warn of their fellow humans.
A photographer was stunned to see the strange animal on the log in the garden.
Normally the Dawson bees treated very harmoniously, however, during the breeding season, they were ready to destroy each other to ... win a mate.
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.