The 'corruption' of the royal class spread in the world of ants
According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
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According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
It is thought that the complex social organization of some insects has grown to a level where individuals of these species cannot exist alone alone.
According to a group of Danish researchers at the University of Copenhagen, the ant ants of some ants have a very good memory. The study was conducted on a cocoa plantat…
A new finding published in Science shows that since childhood, all worker bees have been
Looking for many males to mate, honey lords take much effort and time. In addition, it puts her at risk of prey to others and some diseases. But all those dangers don't…
Bees can be evil relatives. Queen bees eat eggs of their children, worker bees also eat with their eggs. This activity can be frightening to humans, but it makes the fam…
The more prolific the queen bees and endless encounters, the more healthy the herds are created. Researchers have found that royal honey bees mate with countless males t…
Kesar mango, the world's best mango variety, costs about 30 USD (over 600,000 VND) for a box of about 9-12 fruits.
For the scientific world, Machli is the most distinctive tiger individual ever by unbelievable victories throughout its 19-year life.
Photographer Jennifer Hayes and her husband, David Doubilet, encounter a crocodile while diving under the mangrove forest in Gardens of the Queen, Cuba.
Machli, the tiger that was dubbed the Queen of Ranthambore Park, India, died at the age of 19.
East African mole rat, better known for its nickname
The secret reconnaissance detects a smaller ant nest. Immediately, an elite secret team was sent to beat the weaker community.
The new study, conducted by Belfast University at Queen's University, shows that crabs not only suffer from pain and remember those memories.
Mating means paying the price, even if it is a queen. The young princesses of the leaf-cutting ants must play their health gamble in exchange for a long-term chance of r…