Discovered that the Amazon fish have scales that can resist Piranha's predatory teeth
The scales structure of a giant fish that can resist the sharp teeth of Piranha predatory fish is known as the 'sea monster' of the Amazon.
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The scales structure of a giant fish that can resist the sharp teeth of Piranha predatory fish is known as the 'sea monster' of the Amazon.
The strong scales structure of Aparaima fish helps them to cope with the sharp teeth of predators in the same habitat as piranhas.
Corporations like Amazon and SpaceX are competing to orbit the Earth and provide internet to the most remote areas of the world.
Although their technology has enormous potential for application, both Amazon and Apple are tight-lipped about their ability to remotely locate objects.
The Amazon is not the only rainforest destroyed by fire. A series of forest fires in Indonesia are causing much of Southeast Asia to be covered by dense smoke.
International scientists announced the discovery of a giant legume tree as tall as 88 meters in a reserve in the Amazon rainforest.
With 850 volts in an electric charge, the newly discovered eel at Amazon can make its prey die without understanding what is happening. This new finding will be of great…
Wildlife living in tropical rain forests in Brazil can look up to the sky, see the red cape fluttering in the wind and affirm:
The satellite analysis has pinpointed the culprit of wildfires, and that can be said to be hard to deny.
The surface of the Amazon forest is up to 7 million km2, which is known as the largest 'green lung' of the planet.
Amazon forest fires, the planet's lungs, will cause human and Earth to suffer catastrophic consequences.
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People exposed to dust and smoke from the Amazon forest fire are at risk of being destroyed in the respiratory system, leaving behind sequelae.
More than 9,000 large and small forest fires in many parts of the Amazon rainforest have made Brazil public.