Biology
Even small and voracious caterpillars have a big impact on global carbon emissions
Outbreaks of the caterpillar Lymantria dispar dispar and the caterpillar Malacasoma disstria occur at least every 5 years in temperate forests.
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Biology
Shocked to see '3 cobras' lurking on the tree, it turned out to be a very rare creature
At a glance, everyone thought these were 3 snakes with their heads raised to hunt.
New technology
Marvel at the mini robots that can perform complex tasks
Special mini robots, made by Chinese and German scientists, inspired by geckos and caterpillars, can be controlled remotely using ultraviolet and infrared rays.
Animal world
There is only one animal in the world that is blue - why is this color so rare?
Think about it, do the blue animals you see in the world count all 10 fingers? More importantly, they are not as colorful as you think.
Biology
Where is the taste of butterfly? The most accurate answer surprises you
What part of the butterfly's taste is? Of course, butterflies do not use their tongue to taste food, but the taste of the butterfly lies in another special part. ...
Computer science
What is the difference between the scissor keyboard and the butterfly wings?
While Apple's laptops are considered the pinnacle of design, users have (and are still) struggling to type in things that don't work. And the reason for this is the butt…
Biology
Why can't sunlight burn butterfly wings?
Although very thin, the butterfly wings have many veins and scent patches that help release the coolant, they perceive heat better and stay away from heat.
Health
Will mobile ultrasound detect a revolution?
This compact ultrasound device capable of displaying clear black-and-white images on smartphones is expected to revolutionize cancer diagnosis.
Environment
Why is there a purple sunset? The real cause is surprising to everyone!
Who knew that the source of this amazing spectacle came from such a place so far away?
Discover science
Costa Rica announced the discovery of two new moths
The Tinaegeria carlosalvaradoi that inhabit the rainforest areas of the Guanacaste Reserve, belonging to the Stathmopodidae family, has so far been little known and has…
Biology
Strange creatures like aliens crawling on the ceiling, terrifying people
Strange alien-like creatures make the people terrified when they see it crawling on the ceiling.
Biology
In the past year, thousands of butterflies have evaporated, but scientists do not know why
The butterfly count aims to help scientists of the WMTC volunteer group (Western Monarch Thanksgiving Count) take place. Only thing, the butterflies did not appear.
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Little is known about the country hosting the 26th APEC
Papua New Guinea (abbreviated as PNG) covers an area of more than 400 thousand km2 located in the Pacific Ocean, including two main islands formerly known as Papua and…
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How to swim with the right technique, right method
How to swim with the right technique, the right method is that you have to know the coordination between the movements of your hands and feet with your breathing.