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Each year, people release about 300 million tons of plastic into the environment, transporting them everywhere and dumping in a landfill; most likely the plastic you thr…
Research author Cassius Stevani, from the University of São Paulo's Institute of Chemistry, notes that this is the first time scientists have recorded blue emissions fro…
A series of microscopic organisms that can be completely new to science are making scientists extremely excited.
The more used lobster mollusks defeat the gentoo penguin, the enemy 13 times longer than it, to defend themselves off the Falkland Islands.
For nearly two centuries, scientists have not found what is known as the 'monster larva' found in the gut of fish, and whether those thick creatures are grown or not. No…
With about 2,000 cells, the fruit fly larva brain is much smaller than a brain of a mature fruit fly with 150,000 cells. Meanwhile, this number in the human brain is abo…
By robbing the spider's nervous system, a wasp larva was able to manipulate the animal to make it a more robust network, according to research published in The Journal.…
For many butterflies, finding a place to stay and rest is not easy. Deforestation, drought, and global temperature changes are greatly affecting their habitats.
If awarded the most impressive Halloween costume for the natural world, this frightening moth will surely win the prize.
Scientists discovered a rod-shaped insect with many other unique characteristics in the Philippines.
The mother and son cleverly disguised as river shrimp in the water to attract fish that are easy to trick, turn it into a host to raise the whole herd.
Entomologist Piotr Naskrecki does not hesitate to let the fly fly larva live in his own body, considering it an opportunity to experience the feeling
The digital copyright protection feature within the new Windows operating system can allow hackers to easily tie up anti-virus applications, preventing them from executi…