Why take the first cockroach is alive?
This hated animal has a very strong survival instinct. First loss, but they still live weekly. Scientists have discovered why they do it, and people don't.
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This hated animal has a very strong survival instinct. First loss, but they still live weekly. Scientists have discovered why they do it, and people don't.
A group of scientists working in the United States is developing an effective and much cheaper mosquito repellent than the one currently used.
The Week has published shocking information that cockroaches will last longer than humans. So where is the cause?
The project is called Eden with the participation of 'brave', Professor Iain Stewart, who is working at Plymouth University. Accordingly, he will live in a closed room w…
Scientists found that many young yew trees are reproduced in the form of bud regeneration on the injured breathing roots of the mother plant.
Japanese scientists have just created rice that is capable of producing
The new discovery raises the total number of ways bees use to deal with enemies into 3, including: burning - which means that bees commit suicide, heat others, and cripp…
Insects can hold their breath for many days and still be okay ... Nature has provided them with a strange respiratory system, capable of closing the oxygen source to sto…
To escape the enemy, snake Hognose lies on his stomach and stops breathing. Weasel opossum
Turtles are cold-blooded animals - so their body temperature changes according to the external environment. If the underwater temperature is 1 degree C, then the tempera…
A 28-year-old man in Bournemouth, England, caught the flounder Dover while fishing and decided to kiss the booty, a local tradition, yesterday reported.
Shortness of breath, sweating, moving into shady areas are popular ways of cooling animals.
Marine fish is a freshwater fish that lives in tropical South America. This is one of the largest freshwater fish species in the world.
We know that frogs are amphibians that can breathe through their lungs and skin. But when they were tadpoles they lived completely under water.
In a cave in Slovenia, millions of tourists are holding their breath watching the mother-of-the-serpent, exotic and rare amphibians with a nickname