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The bugs that are swallowed by the enemy still escape thanks to special weapons
With a long, dangerous tongue, frogs and frogs are often not difficult to catch insects. However, this time they faced a formidable opponent.
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When attacked by pests and diseases, plants prioritize protecting flowers and not leaves
According to the New Phytologis magazine, a new study by international scientists shows that plants when attacked by pests often give priority to protecting flowers and…
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Canadian scientist 'revives' the extinct virus that once killed 500 million people
Last week, Science magazine reported that a group of Canadian scientists synthesized a strain of artificial smallpox virus.
Biology
This bug is truly the true
You probably know how fierce the natural world is. So to survive, animals have to equip themselves
Biology
Wolbachia, 'ultimate weapon' against dengue?
It is no exaggeration to say that mosquitoes are one of the deadliest creatures on our planet.
Biology
The world's most spicy chili
The record of chilli pepper is not from Thailand, Mexico or India but was born in a greenhouse in Cumbria, northwestern England. It is a Naga Viper chili, which if eaten…
Biology
Giant mosquitoes have bone-piercing blood
Giant mosquitoes with blood shots like a knife make many people confused.
Biology
Interesting things in the plant world
Have you ever heard trees talking, sulking or moving? Those wonders have been discovered by scientists, making us surprised.
Biology
Weapons of the world's most rotten flowers
Titan arum has been dubbed the world's most sniffling flower, because it produces chemicals that smell rotting corpses.
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'New weapon' against antimicrobial from synthetic sugar
Experts from the University of Queensland (Australia) have found a group of synthetic sugars that can bind and destroy bacterial cell walls, opening up the ability to cr…
Biology
Ladybug larvae use dung as fighting weapons
Self-defense is one of the instinctive actions of all living things. Each species has a different way of defending itself, ranging from staggering with parts of the body…
Biology
Mustard can limit the destruction of chemical weapons
Tests show that mustard plants grown in soil are contaminated by VX neurotoxin, absorbing this toxin through the roots and retaining it for at least 45 days.
Biology
Ladybug is 'biological weapon' in the supermarket
The management of a large supermarket in the US releases about 72,000 ladybirds into stores to kill the aphids.
Biology
Death in the flowers around us
As we all know, every species that wants to survive has a weapon of its own and is passed down from generation to generation. That weapon can be harmless to this species…