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8 types of plants easy to grow that make mosquitoes' terrified
Instead of spraying, burning mosquito repellent, planting or placing the following plants in the home, garden ... They are both environmentally friendly, not harmful to…
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The secret of bees
Bees can eat at the same time, can identify faces, or bees are experts in the field of calculation and travel ... is one of the little-known secrets about this animal.
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Why do mosquitoes love to burn humans?
Almost all of us have been bitten by mosquitoes in our lives. They cause irritation, irritation, abrasions and the most dangerous infectious diseases that can cause deat…
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Evidence shows that plants also know 'go to sleep' just like humans
Sleep - action seems to be
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Zika virus prevention method: Use mosquito to kill mosquitoes
While waiting for the vaccine, scientists have proposed the idea of using mutated mosquitoes to prevent Zika virus from spreading.
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Understanding the Zika virus 'eating human brain' is especially dangerous
Recently, the Ministry of Health of Vietnam expressed concern about the possibility of appearing virus species eating dangerous human brain in the country - Zika virus.
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Flies bite off fire ant heads
Many flies in South America have a unique breeding strategy to the point of being frightening. They lay eggs on the fire ants to feed the host's brain.
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How do mosquitoes seek targets to burn?
A new study revealed that mosquitoes target certain targets to burn by using a sequence of three signs: smell, then images and finally heat.
Biology
Exidiopsis effusa fungi cause the ice to grow white like silver hair on the wood
A group of scientists in Germany and Switzerland have discovered Exidiopsis effusa is an agent that causes ice crystals to resemble white gray hairs growing on wood.
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Species protect themselves when bitten
Recent research by American scientists shows that some plants can be felt when they become food, and they don't like it.
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New discoveries about the migration habits of monarch butterflies
Biologists say that the annual migration of monarch butterfly from North America to Mexico is determined by a pattern of circulating genes on these butterflies.
Biology
Look at the green 'drool monster' tree
In the Andes Mountains, thousands of years of existence existed in such a strange appearance that it may be mistaken for us to think that they do not belong to the Earth.
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The tree knows 'talking, sending messages' like people
Plants have the ability to communicate and exchange information with each other to survive in special
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Butterfly Emperor faces the threat from humans
For many butterflies, finding a place to stay and rest is not easy. Deforestation, drought, and global temperature changes are greatly affecting their habitats.