Captive salamanders still reproduce
In Cam Ranh sea, Khanh Hoa province, Ky Nham - wild reptiles in hot sand areas are helping many households here have a stable source of income.
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In Cam Ranh sea, Khanh Hoa province, Ky Nham - wild reptiles in hot sand areas are helping many households here have a stable source of income.
In recent days, Europeans are very worried by the 'blatant and increasing invasion' of giant sea crabs. The crabs weigh up to 8kg and have longer pairs to ... 1.5m across
Migratory slime crabs originating in Asia have contributed to extinction of native invertebrates in many places, which alter the habitat by burrowing operations and cost…
The ancient retractable albatross has a scientific name, Fratercula arctica. This is one of the Atlantic seabirds that has many strange characteristics, which mainly liv…
Huso huso, the white sturgeon, can survive in freshwater and saltwater environments, is a highly valuable fish in the market because their meat and eggs are very tasty a…
Chemical pollution is very harmful to black-backed dolphins and white bears because their bodies absorb all the chemicals, cannot be removed. The World Wildlife Fund con…
With a new technique, from now on, the data from the deep sea floor will not need wires to move quickly to the surface. Konstantin Kebkal and colleagues of Ba Linh Techn…
Conservationists say the existence of polar bears is under threat as the Arctic Arctic sea ice is melting quickly. According to the Center for Biodiversity, Natural Reso…
People are willing to spend more than ten million dong just to own the pair of fangs of her
The ship can measure data in the water area from 1 to 1,000 meters and automatically send data to the radio signal.
After two minutes of starting the system, the seawater pumped into liquid stone. Depending on the needs, users can adjust the density of the stone.
More than half of Israel is desert, unfavorable climate, lack of water, but Jewish people have made the world admire the technology of raising fish in the desert. Not on…
One day, the system will filter 18 m3 of sea water into living water for people and soldiers in Truong Sa to use.
Two students in Thua Thien-Hue developed a device to extract seawater into fresh water.
Non-potable water sources such as sea water, brackish water, alum-contaminated water, ponds, lakes, rivers, etc. can turn into fresh, clean and usable water in a short t…