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The most dangerous insects in the world
Mosquitoes, wasps are among the most dangerous beetles in the world. When burning, they transmit disease or venom that kills people.
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Biology
Evidence shows that plants also know 'go to sleep' just like humans
Sleep - action seems to be
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Blood-sucking stink bugs are raging in America
At least 28 states in the United States are facing blood-sucking bugs, the spread of dangerous sleepy parasites.
Biology
We are sleeping with these terrifying creatures
Scientists at Ohio State University's Acarology Laboratory recently published a video that captures the most realistic picture of the world of organisms growing on your…
Biology
Secrets of ant sleep
Only gods enjoy the privilege of sleeping, and the worker ants are forced to enlist hundreds of times a day.
Biology
How do insects sleep?
Insects like bees or fruit flies all need sleep and cannot function normally without sleep, similar to humans.
Biology
Discover the nest of bacteria sleeping with your bed
Did you know, bed is not merely your paradise. In fact, there are many species of creatures that are sleeping with you every day. More frightening, when you are enjoying…
Biology
Ancient moss revival after 1,500 years of sleep
Scientists have successfully resurrected ancient mosses buried in Antarctic ice sheets for more than 1,500 years.
Biology
The 10 most dangerous 'killer' insects on the planet
Although possessing a tiny size, some extremely dangerous insects can kill thousands of lives with a single bite or sting.
Biology
Grapes containing melatonin are hormones that help sleep
Scientists at the Institute of Plant Viruses in Italy have published research to show that grapes contain melatonin, a hormone that helps sleep.
Biology
When a bee loses sleep
Nobody works well when tired, and insects are no exception. Like humans, bees when sleepiness becomes a bad dancer and a poor communicator, according to New Scientist ma…
Biology
Bacteria sleep 100 million years in the Arctic Ocean
The thermophilic bacteria on the ocean floor of the Arctic Ocean may have slept for 100 million years to wait for
Biology
'Elves' sleep in the garden
A photographer was stunned to see the strange animal on the log in the garden.
Biology
Sleep 120,000 years
Buried under ice on Greenland for 120 millennia, a species of bacteria has risen after scientists found them.
Biology
Discovering the gene that causes daytime sleep patterns
Researchers at the University of Tokyo, Japan, have discovered a gene involved in narcolepsy.