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After the small mammals escape the protection of 'parents', how will they breathe to adapt to the sudden change of environment?
According to the Xinhua News Agency, a group of scientists from the Helmholtz Munich Center (Germany) and colleagues in England and Italy have recently discovered a new…
A recent detailed study of the H1N1 flu virus shows that this is a more dangerous disease than people think.
Insects can hold their breath for many days and still be okay ... Nature has provided them with a strange respiratory system, capable of closing the oxygen source to sto…
In the buttock of this breed there are two very smooth, large follicles, which can help the secreting sinuses (intestines, ureters, gonads of some fish, birds, amphibian…
Blue ear disease in pigs (reproductive and respiratory disorders syndrome) caused by PRRS virus. The virus damages the US pork industry by more than $ 600 million a year…
Everyone knows that nose is an indispensable part of respiratory organs. However, perhaps few people know that, in the natural world, the nose wants a lot of things.
Scientists at the University of Vienna, Austria have discovered a special ability of the North American musk turtle, the ability to breathe through the tongue.
Caring for gorillas and chimpanzees for tourism purposes is seen as a way to conserve endangered primates. However, there are concerns that tourism development may cause…
Dragon fruit is a specialty fruit with high export value because of its attractive appearance, color, nutrition and flavor. In order to increase storage time and ensure…
When people come into contact with pollutants in the air, we are prone to respiratory infections, cardiovascular disease, stroke, lung cancer or Alzheimer's dementia.
This rapid weather change has affected many people and many cases of respiratory diseases such as bronchitis, rhinitis, ...
New research by American scientists shows that haze generated from Indonesian burning is robbing hundreds of thousands of people every year.
Air pollution causes more than 3 million people to die prematurely each year, threatening almost all major city residents in developing countries.