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You probably know how fierce the natural world is. So to survive, animals have to equip themselves
The overuse of antibiotics on humans and animals is thought to be the main cause of the increase in antibiotic-resistant or superbug bacteria.
The study, published in the latest issue of Science magazine, seems to show that nature compensates for the weak, old and capable creatures to fight back, although they…
Singapore's Nanyang Technological University has found a way to kill drug-resistant bacteria.
Scottish scientists have developed a mine-detection method that is both safe and inexpensive, using bacteria that emit blue light when exposed to explosives.
American scientists claim they have succeeded in teaching honey bees to pick up when they smell explosive. This tiny insect can become a powerful assistant to the securi…
South African field instructor Matt Smith recorded the moment when the rhino calmly released his feces while being attacked by hungry hungry hyenas, MSN reported on Octo…
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There are animals that can detect mines and explosives faster and more accurately than machines and humans.
Instead of relying on humans or dogs for bomb detection, why not
Deer herds hundreds of wandering between ammunition tanks in the abandoned arsenal of the US military are facing a blind future.
Chinese scientists introduced methods of detecting opium and explosives by using trained mice.
In order to prevent brown snakes from raging on Guam, US environmental officials plan to drop dead mice poisoned with poison.
People have mobilized animals to support the fight against enemies from the dawn of war.
The US Demining Research Agency (JIEDDO) says dogs are the best looking animal with a high success rate.