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Most important marine areas are not preserved
For marine biodiversity, some areas of the ocean are more important than others.
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Animal world
Bison cows re-export in the US National Park
Four adult bison bats were released on October 11 in Badlands National Park in an effort to restore the species population.
Biology
Discover a rare and precious conifer population in Lao Cai
In the morning of September 20, Mr. Ngo Kien Trung, Head of Bat Xat Nature Reserve Management Board (Lao Cai), said that the unit had just discovered a rare and precious…
Animal world
Mexico found dolphins of high risk of extinction
A team of Mexican scientists said they discovered six vaquita dolphins, one of the most endangered animals on Earth, off the coast of Mexico.
Animal world
Get the eggs from the last two individual white rhino on Earth
As planned, the eggs of the two rhino individuals will be used to artificially fertilize and the sperm is removed from the last male of the northern white rhino that die…
Animal world
Discover the world's rarest rose flower newspaper in South Africa
The ultra-pink mutant apricot newspaper rarely engulfed the conservation area giraffes at Limpopo without knowing the camera was recording it.
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Visit the place where Vietnam's most precious lotus species is preserved
In Hanoi, there is a center for planting and researching, preserving about 40 rare and precious lotus species throughout the country and abroad.
Animal world
Long fish and species that have just entered the red book because of the danger of extinction
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has updated the new red list of endangered species, 9,000 animals from the forest to the sea have been added to…
Oceanography
Science now uses satellites to help sharks not become extinct
Scientists have now decided to use satellite technology to save sharks.
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Trace time crystals in ... children's toys
Time crystals are an anomaly when they violate the law of energy conservation, whereby energy cannot be produced or lost.
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Luxury paper towels made from panda poop: Would you like to use it?
The type of luxury paper towels made from pandas has appeared on the Chinese market, with a selling price 10 times higher than existing products.
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Russians and groundbreaking studies for humanity
Entering the 20th century, Russia / Soviet Union was one of the countries with the strongest and most developed physics in the world.
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The nearly extinct tribe was discovered in the Amazon forest
The Moxihatetema tribe living in isolation in the Amazon forest must try to protect the territory to counter the threats from illegal gold miners.
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The famous electric and water village in Uruguay
Although Cabo Uruguay is the only village in Uruguay to live without electricity and running water, it still attracts many visitors.
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The element has a half-life of 1 billion times the life of the universe
A series of stars have long since disappeared, but the bismuth element will still exist and continue to decay.