9 interesting facts about mosquitoes
Why do mosquitoes cause itching, why only female mosquitoes suck blood ... Let's find answers to these questions!
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Why do mosquitoes cause itching, why only female mosquitoes suck blood ... Let's find answers to these questions!
Eating poisonous mushrooms is dangerous because it can cause death or severe damage to red blood cells, white blood cells, nerve cells, liver cells ...
If eating some poisonous fungi such as mushroom angel wings or skull cap, people will suffer liver, kidney, nervous system damage, leading to death.
In the southern tropical forests of Brazil, there is a species called the lazy clown by the locals, the scientific name is Lonomia.
Some recent research has found the cause of the bacteria causing pandemics
Migrants are warned not to collect strange mushrooms, because it is possible, a delicious and non-toxic type where they come to be extremely toxic in Europe, despite the…
Scientists have found the culprit virus that caused the deaths of millions of starfish along the Pacific coast in recent years.
The poison of a scorpion in Africa can cause prey or enemies to twitch, saliva, tear, urinate continuously until the last breath.
Panama is expected to become the next country to test the use of the nicknamed transgenic mosquitoes
Research by US scientists at the University of Michigan showed that when male fruit flies were stimulated but not mated, they could produce disease and die early.
British scientists have taken a picture of death spreading like a wave across a body of a worm, by studying the blue fluorescence that travels through each cell, until t…
A human virus like measles virus can cause hundreds of big-nose dolphins to die and drift ashore throughout the US East Coast.
5 Saudis have died from a new virus like the culprit causing severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in the last few days and two other victims are having emergency tre…
According to the Chairman of the International Conference of Apimondia World Association of Apiculture Association, Gilles Ratia, the death rate of bees is now very larg…
As we all know, every species that wants to survive has a weapon of its own and is passed down from generation to generation. That weapon can be harmless to this species…