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Crustaceans, tops and seeds contain poison that can cause cancer or chronic neurological disorders.
Scientists at Vienna University of Technology (Austria) have introduced bacterial genes into trichoderma to produce important chemicals for the pharmaceutical industry f…
After four years of conducting a comprehensive study of groundwater and caves in central and southern Australia, scientists have found 850 previously unknown species of…
Scientists have found evidence that the laws of evolution make animals more complex. Surveying fossils in the past 550 million years, the team conducted observations of…
Guardian said millions of organisms, including crustaceans, snails and worms, moved about 7,725km of distance due to the tsunami in March 2011.
Despite the extremely small size, this creature has the power to knock out all the other opponents on earth to receive the title of the longest living creature on earth.
A prehistoric species of shrimp has three eyes that reminds of an alien being revived with millions of eggs hatched by heavy rain after years of lying dormant under dese…
A group of researchers from Florida (USA) and the Netherlands have discovered a strange creature living in the body of another creature in distant coral reefs in Raja Am…
British zoologists first discovered crustaceans with venom living in underwater caves.
This orange crustacean named Uroptychus cartesi is different from the crustaceans that have been recorded in Europe mainly in its outer appearance and the number of spik…
New Zealand's National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute (NIWA) on June 27 said divers had discovered three new animals that had never been known during an expedi…
The bodies of animals washed up on Pucusana beach, a place about 37km south of the capital Lima. The incident was discovered on 25/5. The Peruvian Navy said it had sent…
By sampling the 'blood' in the red crab's body, Turner and his colleagues discovered that the rise of hyperglycemic crustacean ...
On an undersea cave expedition, a group of scientists discovered an unknown species of crustacean belonging to the Spelepnectes genus.
The new study, conducted by Belfast University at Queen's University, shows that crabs not only suffer from pain and remember those memories.