Nha Trang: organize sea turtle protection activities
On World Environment Day (5-6) and respond to the International Year of Sea Turtle, in Nha Trang City, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Ministry of…
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On World Environment Day (5-6) and respond to the International Year of Sea Turtle, in Nha Trang City, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Ministry of…
Through air, two rare endemic turtles are only found in the Central region of our country, scientific name is Mauremys annamensis, and 32 individuals are returned to Vie…
Representative of the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) said that for the first time, international organizations will coordinate with Vietnamese research i…
International Fund for Wildlife Protection (World Wild Fund - WWF) in collaboration with the Institute of Seafood Research (abbreviated as RIMF) and International Conser…
The Galapagos Islands have a bizarre fauna with rare endemic animals of volcanic regions isolated on the Pacific Ocean. This is an archipelago of interest by many ecolog…
Turtles are very nutritious but not suitable for children under 9 years old because they do not absorb all nutrients easily, leading to bloating and indigestion.
A group of paleontologists have discovered a previously unknown species of fossil, which is quite similar in shape to some reptiles, named Pappochelys, who once lived in…
African dwarf frogs contain salmonella bacteria that have infected more than 113 people, mostly children. Salmonella is naturally present in the intestine, in the feces…
Almost every laptop user acknowledges that the boot-up machine is becoming more and more difficult to understand and often hangs up. Although there have been many antivi…
Scientists build animal simulation robots that make them superior features such as better swimming, faster or higher jumps.
Last year, scientists successfully controlled the path of living cockroaches by stimulating their beard and sensory organs.
American scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created robots that adapt to the movements of newly hatched sea turtles. Scientists hope this could help…
These turtles have a speed of 2 meters per second, which is very flexible in movement and can function as a 3-D environment thanks to modern actuators.
The Turtle Shell speaker of Outdoor Technology, which was unveiled at CES in January, is preparing to go into commercial production.