Close up of the world's smallest vampire
The world's smallest blood-sucking vampire is called Vampyrella. It is a nightmare for all species of algae, bacteria, fungi.
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The world's smallest blood-sucking vampire is called Vampyrella. It is a nightmare for all species of algae, bacteria, fungi.
Scientists have discovered a species of deep-sea microorganism that does not seem to evolve after two billion years.
American scientists at the John Hopkins and Nebraska University School of Medicine accidentally discovered a virus in algae that could infect the human brain.
Scientists have discovered that some of these tiny
Organisms in the atmosphere: Important microbial populations are found in the middle and convection layers.
Scientists have recently discovered that ancient bacteria live beneath the icy surface of the Antarctic lake
On a scientific forum taking place in Moscow, Russia on April 23, Deputy Director of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gennady Mesyats said scientists in the country have…
After two decades of studying a type of algae-eating microorganisms living in a lake in Norway, scientists on April 26 claim that it is one of the oldest living organism…
According to Science News, when these microorganisms 'cups' of toxic chemicals are sprayed from the bottom of the sea, they generate electric currents that run across th…
Some waters have very little creature, at first glance like 'saltwater desert' but when thoroughly studied there are surprisingly high concentrations of microorganisms.
A collection of genetic information encodes all microorganisms that are in harmony in our bodies, collectively called microbiomes, forming a second human genome.
For the first time in the world, Xinjiang and Chinese scientists have discovered a fungus that has high radiation resistance.
During the study of the crater Cerro Galan in the Andes Mountains in Argentina, scientists discovered miraculous life here.
Professor Chandra Kelamaxin made a surprising statement, suggesting that humanity is nothing more than an alien from outer space that migrates to Earth.
Many fungi cause plants to produce a mixture of hydrocarbons - chemical compounds that are very similar to the composition of fuels.