The leeches hold the 'key' to prevent future corona virus outbreaks
A new way of monitoring wildlife can be an effective tool to prevent future diseases - starting with the operation of leeches to draw blood.
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A new way of monitoring wildlife can be an effective tool to prevent future diseases - starting with the operation of leeches to draw blood.
The belief in miraculous use for health, social fame, causing Chinese people to continue the habit of eating wildlife is being criticized as bringing the risk of infecti…
The world is struggling with a new strain of corona virus, thought to come from wildlife. Before that, many diseases also originated from animals.
Asteroids thought to have wiped out dinosaurs 65 million years ago also left nearly 75% of all species on our planet extinct.
The mission of protecting the planet not only helps the Earth avoid extraterrestrial organisms such as bacteria, but also protects the life forms in space from us.
Scientists have created an early simulation of Venus, revealing that the planet was once cool and suitable for life.
A planetary scientist said that beneath the sea ice of Europa, the moon of Jupiter's life may be octopus-like creatures.
The proliferation of an alien worm of Argentine origin threatens the native wildlife of Europe.
New research shows that death asteroids kill dinosaurs and 75% of species gave another life form a chance to explode, changing the face of the planet.
Today, February 7, 2020, Google replaced the Doodle image designed by Cynthia Kittler to commemorate the famous public poetry of the German poet, playwright and artist E…
Scientists have grown plants from the Judean date palm seeds found in the ruins of 2,000 years old caves.
Then one day the Sun will run out of energy and will no longer shine brightly.
The survival of the pathogen depends on the infection of the new host. While the new host's immune system tries to kill the pathogen, the pathogen will also
Before closing, the seafood market in Wuhan was filled with wildlife such as snakes, civets, bats, and intermediate hosts of the corona virus.