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Using algae to produce biofuel instead of oil is like an arrow that hits two targets: to create energy and to clean the environment.
The Virginia Tech team is led by two biochemical graduate students, isolating proteins responsible for the formation of iron-sulfur groups, while observing the necessary…
The snake snake snake has difficulty moving with its two ends on the body, the embryonic state is not completely separated.
This multi-legged creature has the scientific name Apheloria Polychroma, found in the southwestern Virginia forest of Cumberland.
A resident of Virginia, USA, was amazed to see the golden anaconda curled up in the bathroom with his head raised in a ready-to-attack position.
Researchers at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, USA, are using the corpse of the Brassman turtle to study to protect their fellow humans.
A group of fishermen led by Dr. Stuart Welsh from West Virginia University (USA) has published detailed descriptions of a new species of catfish.
A family in Savanna Logan, South Carolina (USA) discovered an extremely rare two-headed snake with two heads on both sides of the snake body!
A recent study conducted by members of the University of Virginia technology department explained the secret that existed for 60 years about the oversized big nose of a…
Green Bank in West Virginia is probably the most outdated place in the US when people here are banned from using cell phones, Wi-Fi, TV and radio.
Reports from Italy said here, the most obvious place to experience an earthquake is ... in bed!
Nearly 20,000 liters of chemicals were leaked from the tank of a chemical plant in the US state capital of Charleston, West Charleston, into the Elk River.
A strange-shaped cloud extending into the horizon has made people face their necks to see this amazing phenomenon in Washington DC on September 16.
A massive storm of thunderstorms suddenly struck some of the US East Coast states on June 29, including Washington, crashing thousands of trees and houses, leaving milli…
The rare earthquake in the east coast of the United States last month caused many nuclear power plants' waste tanks to move a few centimeters, but have not caused any da…