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A group of scientists has just developed a new antibiotic that can effectively kill the bacteria Acinetobacter baumannii, also known as CRAB, which has strong drug resis…
Decorator crab is the name for many crabs of different species, belonging to the superfamily Majoidea, which prefer to use materials from their surroundings to camouflag…
Lithium-ion batteries have so many advantages but are very difficult to decompose, causing a great impact on the environment.
Scientists say climate change is to blame for the disappearance of snow crabs - the mainstay of income for Alaskan crab fishing fleets in the US.
A spider crab decided that the seismometer dropped by scientists would be its home, and that's when the battle begins.
'Army' of thousands of native spider crabs appear in shallow waters off Australia's southern coast. They clustered into giant crab mounds underwater, some as tall as a p…
A crab with reddish-brown fur covering its body washed up on the beach and has been identified as a new species of sponge crab.
For a year and a half, engineers at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois (USA) invented the world's smallest walking robot.
Crab is a nutritious food that is loved by many people, but experts recommend below are the parts that should be removed when eating crab to protect health.
If you are a person who has a fear of round holes (Trypphobia) - a syndrome that affects up to 15% of the world's population, you will surely feel fear, avoidance, worse…
Every year, millions of crabs emerge from the jungle in early spring and head towards Pigs Bay, crossing dangerous streets and highways to breed.
Spinach can be found in many places such as in forests, ditches, cliffs, ... well adapted to the tropical environment, so it is possible to meet them in any tropical cou…
Accordingly, just one small piece from this crab is enough to kill an adult!
A new British report notes that octopuses, crabs and lobsters are also sentient, able to sense pain. These are the latest animals to be added to Britain's list of sentie…
You will be surprised to learn that there was a penile worm that lived in prehistoric times but had the same characteristics as today's hermit crabs.