Close-up of the cicada process
On an occasion of research on organisms and insects, photographer Thomas Marent was fortunate to witness the process of a molting cicada.
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On an occasion of research on organisms and insects, photographer Thomas Marent was fortunate to witness the process of a molting cicada.
The world's most legacy record creature even has more anomalies than the number of legs
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Scientists have captured a close-up image of a human egg falling out of an ovary, completely coincidentally during a normal operation.
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Crows are birds with high social behavior and they continue to have close relationships after death. Live crows often gather and make loud noise near the corpses, accord…
For a long time, many people believed that trading and exchanging activities only appeared in human society. But it turns out, wild animals do the same.