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Assassin insects in nature
Among the most bizarre creatures in the world, the killer bugs cannot be missed, ie fierce insects clean up prey bodies and carry them on their backs.
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Butterflies 'Death' is capable of 'speaking'
Insects usually do not have a pronounced organ, except for a single butterfly whose strange name is 'skull of the skull' (on the back, there is a skull with two burning…
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The worm has a skull-shaped face
If awarded the most impressive Halloween costume for the natural world, this frightening moth will surely win the prize.
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Carved crystal of red poison spider
Having been ignored by the scientific world for more than 200 years, a tiny wasp was now identified as the enemy of Australia's most popular poisonous spiders.
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Experimental GM rice in China
Greenpeace East Asia - Greenpeace East Asia has accused it, an American-backed study tested rice modified Golden Rice on 24 Chinese children. However, China denied this…
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Jurassic Park on a plate
A new bacterium ... 500 million years old has been brought back to the world in an experiment to recall the creation of dinosaurs in Jurassic Park. Researchers from the…
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Found white-eyed toad on Langbian plateau in Vietnam
Australian and Vietnamese scientists have just discovered the white-eyed toad-eyebrow Leptobrachium leucops in Zootaxa 2804: 25–40 (2011). Toad species are discovered in…
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Looking back at 10 years of publication of human gene map
10 years ago, humanity has established a map of human gene structure. However, so far, human genes still have many unexplored mysteries.
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Must perform a new performance
In order to be given her privilege, the male must perform complex melodies.
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Desert ants smell the way back to the nest
When lost in the desert, people often hang around in a deadlock circle. This prompted scientists to ask how the desert living organisms could find their way without a ma…
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Torn apart because of love
The red-backed female spiders are usually very aggressive and ready to tear apart male spiders who are unable to mate for a long time.
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The secret to collecting magic water from desert beetles
The Namib beetle survives where rainfall is just over 1 centimeter per year, thanks to an extremely efficient water harvesting strategy from early frost.
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The beetle of the beetle
The beetle's larvae form the bees that are so ingenious that male bees will try to pair with them and bring them home. These larvae thus live in luxury by
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Adonis green butterfly returns
Adonis blue butterfly - one of the rare and endangered precious butterfly species is back. It was seen in some parts of southern England.
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2005 Biomedical Nobel Prize - A realm goes back to bacteria
Two Australians selected for the prestigious 2005 award: Digestive System Specialist Barry J. Marshall (54) and a pathologist