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Biology
Goose bumps with 'bloody brain' sprouting from the stump
While Mette was taking the dog for a walk, she suddenly encountered an object that looked like a bloody brain sprouting from the trunk, making everyone terrified to see…
Biology
Discovering new orchids in Peruvian jungle
Botanists yesterday announced the discovery of a new species of orchid in the Amazon rainforest in the Huanuco region, central Peru.
Biology
Detection of new Ebola virus in Sierra Leone
AFP news agency (France) cited sources from the Sierra Leone Government as saying that researchers have discovered a new Ebola virus in bats in the country.
Biology
Parasitic species attach to the brain to control suicide ants
Scientists using modern technology to observe inside the control of the liver-lancet ants, Popular Mechanics reported on June 10.
Biology
The leaf-cutting ant accelerates when it feels like it's going to rain
In the empty rain forests of Central America, ants cut leaves to collect the leaves that they grow mushrooms on to make food.
Biology
Bacterial bacteria eat DNA to evolve into antibiotic resistant strains
Under the microscope, these two green light spots are Vibrio cholerae bacteria - the type of pathogen that causes cholera.
Biology
Fragile like butterfly wings, what will their fate be when the rain comes?
Of course, the butterflies with rain will escape. But now, the climate is getting tougher, the butterfly wings are hard to withstand the big wind and rain.
Biology
Too high CO2 levels can cause rice to lose many important nutrients?
According to Independent page, the amount of CO2 that people are
Biology
Round your eyes in amazement with a rainbow of 7 colors rainbow in Mexico
Dragon fruit is a fruit that is abundant in Vietnam, but you have only seen dragon fruits with two colors, white and red, before.
Biology
Peru warns that the Amazon rainforest is destroyed at a rapid rate
Satellite images show that deforestation continues to increase in 2017, with 143,000 hectares of Amazon forest removed from the Peruvian map.
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New methods to increase crop yields do not need to rely on genetic modification
According to Technology Review, the new method of treating cotton seeds has affected beneficial internal bacteria to improve the drought tolerance of cotton.
Biology
The newly discovered giant virus can change our definition of viruses
In an article in Nature Communications, scientists said they have discovered two new strains of giant viruses in Brazil.
Biology
Mosquitoes can be trained to not burn people
American scientists can train mosquitoes so that they do not burn people, as effectively as using insect repellents like DEET.