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This is the first centipede to be able to live both underwater and on land.
Up to 50% of natural historical specimens stored in museums around the world may be misquoted.
After a long period of research, experts from the Museum of Natural History in London have introduced the world's first online database of cockroaches. Here are some int…
A young man dug up a large tree of Thai Chi Thai, with an estimated value of nearly one billion USD.
In the research program on plant diversity in the Southern region to collect additional specimens for the Vietnam Museum of Nature, scientists from the Institute of Trop…
A group of researchers from the Vietnam Museum of Nature, Southern Institute of Ecology under the VAST and the Institute of Plants, Dresden University, Germany have disc…
The world has more than 100,000 species of flies, of which the largest is the wood fly body longer than 8 cm or the long-legged fly crane 23 cm.
Scientists from the Vietnam Museum of Nature, the University of Connecticut, the United States and the Royal Institute of Natural Sciences of Belgium have studied the cl…
In the middle of July 2014, the survey team of the Chengdu Insect Museum discovered one of the world's largest aquatic dragonfly insects in Sichuan province.
German scientists at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin discovered a kind of soulful bee that could paralyze the prey of the prey.
A spider lived with 100-day astronauts on the ISS Space Station in a vacuum.
The research team belongs to Cat Ba National Park, Vietnam Nature Museum, Forestry University and Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources, which has jointly resear…
Australian scientists have discovered a trapdoor spider with a white head like albino in the west of the country.
A bisexual butterfly has just been born at the Natural History Museum of London, England. Luke Brown, a butterfly expert at the London Museum of Natural History, said on…
A museum in Canada is investigating the unexpected deaths of 20,000 honey bees living in a special nest, wrapped in a glass layer placed in a gallery at the museum.