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Ecosystem will be disturbed if cockroaches disappear
Cockroaches are one of the animals that humans hate the most, but their extinction will cause catastrophes to the ecosystems on the planet.
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Without rice, what will humans eat?
In the future, the world population will increase at a very fast pace and scientists fear that there will not be enough food to feed humans. And they are making food for…
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The reason why the Egyptians worship the beetles eat dung
Understand more about beetles eating dung - hard-winged insects possess a special ability, worshiped by ancient Egyptians.
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Why can spider web trap the insects?
Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley (USA) have discovered spider webs that trap flying insects (such as butterflies, dragonflies, etc.) with electros…
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Unexpected facts about animals may not be known to you
With the immense diversity of the natural world, many of us may be surprised with the things about the creatures around us.
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What will humans eat in 20 years?
The increase in food prices is frequent, along with the trend of population growth, forcing scientists to expect for the next 20 years what everyone's diet will be like.
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The light of street lights breaks the ecological balance
In a study published in the British Journal of Biology Letters on May 23, scientists from the University of Exeter, southwestern England said that street lights have a v…
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Why do zebras have ... stripes?
Why is the zebra body developing characteristic black and white stripes that have become a hot topic of debate in the scientific community for decades. And until recentl…
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Pollinated insects have an economic value of US $ 217 billion
French scientists with the UFC German scientist found that the value of insect pollination pollinated up to £ 153 billion in 2005.
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Insects 'make phone calls' to each other through leaves
Dutch ecologist Roxina Soler and her colleagues discovered that grass-eating insects that live on the ground and on the ground can communicate with each other using plan…
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Aliens under the eyes of scientists
From a scientific perspective, the aliens are not the same as what people imagine and watch on movies.
Oceanography
Detecting long tail bugs under the ground with cheese bait
Scientists have discovered a new animal with six feet of insects in a cave in Turkmenistan thanks to the bait of cheese, according to UPI.
Archeology
100 million-year insect fossils resemble alien creatures
An ancient insect found in amber dating back to 100 million years old with large heads and eyes resembling aliens.
Archeology
Discovered an ancient character of 3,000 years resembling an airplane in Egypt
Archaeologists were really shocked when they discovered the symbolic characters of ancient Egypt shaped like modern aircraft.
Archeology
Prehistoric cockroaches look like mantis
Prehistoric cockroaches were predators at night and had a slightly mantis-like appearance.