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Fragile like butterfly wings, what will their fate be when the rain comes?
Of course, the butterflies with rain will escape. But now, the climate is getting tougher, the butterfly wings are hard to withstand the big wind and rain.
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The ability to turn cockroaches into dead hard creatures
Cockroaches are considered one of the most deadly creatures on the planet thanks to special stamina in extreme conditions.
Biology
Mushrooms turn beetles into living corpses to lure prey
After infecting and killing beetles, the fungus controls the dead beetle on the flower to entice another host.
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The dragonfly will die to avoid being bullied by the male
Scientists have found that dragonflies are often fake to avoid being bullied or forced to mate.
Biology
This is the most dangerous fungus in the world and the horrible consequences it has caused
The fungus looks harmless and delicious, but it turns out to be extremely toxic. It is responsible for 90% of deaths from eating poisonous mushrooms.
Biology
The world's most exclusive tree species
Available in the Caribbean and Bahamas of the United States, the Manchineel tree is named
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Wolbachia, 'ultimate weapon' against dengue?
It is no exaggeration to say that mosquitoes are one of the deadliest creatures on our planet.
Biology
Observe the species of the
Death is the nickname of the white poisonous mushroom (Amanita verna) distributed in northern Vietnam, with extremely dangerous amanitin toxicity.
Biology
Scary mushroom people dead fingers rise like zombies
This dead man's finger fungus has a gruesome shape, like the fingers of the dead rising from the ground.
Biology
We are sleeping with these terrifying creatures
Scientists at Ohio State University's Acarology Laboratory recently published a video that captures the most realistic picture of the world of organisms growing on your…
Biology
How does the sound of a dead tree sound like?
When faced with drought, plants produce special sounds due to the formation of air bubbles in the wood circuit.
Biology
4,000-year-old tree in England is dying
A 4,000-year-old yew tree, considered the oldest tree in England, is showing signs of dying, according to Mirror.
Biology
'Eat corpses' insects make you nape your hair
Little scorpion flies, rat-tail maggots ... this has a strange hobby -