Animal world
Raccoons used to be brutal carnivores
According to Nicole MacCorkle, panda care worker at Smithsonian National Park (Washington DC, USA), pandas still eat meat if people give it to them, but do not actively…
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Animal world
Glow for ... to be eaten
Many sea creatures emit biological light. This phenomenon, called bioluminescence, was observed in some marine bacteria. These bacteria emit a stable light source whenev…
Animal world
Crab 'forest man'
The reason why this crab is called the forest crab is because it belongs to the hirsutist (like the Yeti forest) named Kiwa hirsuta, discovered in 2006 in Easter Island.…
Animal world
Why does Wallaby not emit Methane?
When hoofed animals like buffaloes, cows, sheep, deer, etc. digest food they often produce methane gas, which is also the main greenhouse gas (warming the Earth). But th…
Animal world
Magical dolphin
Scientists have discovered dolphins have the ability to self-healing miraculously, opening new directions in the treatment of humans.
Animal world
Identify herbivores, eat meat through intestinal bacteria
On the Serengeti plains, scientists can tell which animals eat grass or animals that have eaten the poor antelope, all depending on the presence of a specific type of ba…
Animal world
The ink can recognize light
Research shows that light-emitting organs that some squid species use to disguise themselves from predators - usually fish on the seabed - can also recognize light.
Animal world
Camels can help prevent biochemical terror
If terrorists intend to use harmful bacteria or chemicals to attack, it is difficult to find them. However, antibodies in llamas' blood can be detected quickly
Animal world
Cowsitis and reproductive cows
Cows and cows in the reproductive cows have a great influence on the ability of livestock production such as making buffaloes, cows losing milk, slowing up estrus, not c…
Scientific application
Chinese scientists develop new green rose techniques
The method revealed by the researchers is to use enzymes to produce pigments from bacteria in the petals of white flowers.
Scientific application
Grade 10 students create soap to kill bacteria from betel leaves
By using betel nut, the group of students from Nhan Viet High School created a soap with antibacterial properties with natural, safe, human-friendly and environmental or…
Scientific application
What to do when drinking water is contaminated
Contaminated water leads to the spread of diseases through drinking water that has become a top concern of nations. Human infectious diseases such as typhoid, dysentery,…
Scientific application
Technology for raising chickens does not need antibiotics in Singapore
Kee Song Brothers Poultry of Singapore has become the first company in Southeast Asia to raise large-scale chickens without antibiotics.
Scientific application
Australia creates sustainable super foods for farmed shrimp
Australian researchers have just created sustainable superfoods for shrimp, which can boost shrimp growth rates at least 30% faster.
Scientific application
Made in Vietnam 'made in Vietnam' made in Vietnam
Dust, insects, bacteria ... cannot penetrate into the house due to the filter