The 'zombie' tree is fed by the forest
The New Zealand kauri tree roots transplant roots to draw water and nutrients from neighboring trees, surprising researchers.
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The New Zealand kauri tree roots transplant roots to draw water and nutrients from neighboring trees, surprising researchers.
Not only in horror movies, parasites capable of controlling hosts larger than it are many times also exist in our lives.
Instead of feeding and hunting like water like other fish, the fish on this list choose to hunt terrestrial animals. It is a very interesting behavior of some fish speci…
Celery is more than just a spice vegetable that increases the appeal for dishes, but the juice of this vegetable is also extremely special for health.
Finding cheap ways to remove salt from seawater may help 844 million people worldwide without clean water.
Thanks to virtual reality technology devices, people can learn to swim, experience deep diving without the pool.
Scientists have created a new soft magnet that can flow like water and change shape. This is considered a great beneficial invention in future robotics and medicine tech…
The ocean contains strange creatures, pig ink is one of them. As the name suggests, they have a round body, a pig-like muzzle but big eyes and squid tentacles.
Having a scald burn can happen at any time if you are careless. Although not life-threatening, it greatly affects aesthetics. This is the fastest way to handle burns wit…
Mango is a favorite fruit in the summer because of its delicious taste and health benefits.
Normally, they are hidden beneath the road surface but when there is a flood, the flood water will push this barrier upwards, preventing the flow of water from outside f…
Japanese experts take into account the method in the rainy season, when discharging West Lake water is not allowed to drift to the result of piloting to clean To Lich ri…
The coral is a small intestinal animal, having two embryos, often using tentacles around the mouth to catch prey.
Depending on how we receive it, rainwater may be a gift or a burden.
The color of your urine will help you know exactly your health, whether you are healthy or having problems.