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'Crazy' ants make America panic
2mm long length, body covered with feathers and red flaming red, ant species
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Biology
Using bees to kill caterpillars
China will release 600 million bees this month, to kill moth-destroying moths - according to Xinhua on August 8.
Biology
The silent savior of the Gulf of Mexico
Scientists in the US have discovered a new strain of bacteria that eat oil rapidly growing in the Gulf of Mexico and helping to destroy oil particles.
Biology
Kill plants with insects
He has just experimented with a campaign to prevent weed invasion with a tiny louse native to Japan.
Biology
Stem cells - hope to treat cancer
Breakthroughs in stem cell research could help isolate and thoroughly destroy cancer cells, according to a recent study by the University of Oxford, UK.
Biology
Known plants destroy themselves
Austrian scientists claim that plants also have the ability to self-destruct a part of the body, in response to an attack.
Biology
Bacteria destroy themselves to ... survive
Like firefighters fighting the fire, researchers at the University of Illinois and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst have discovered a way to deceive bacterial…
Biology
Find mushrooms and insects to kill harmful plants
The abundance of little trees on England will end thanks to a Japanese insect and fungus.
Biology
The danger from invasive strange creatures
The Ministry of Fisheries survey shows that in the past 50 years, Vietnam has imported 41 strange aquatic animal species. The introduction of exotic aquatic animals has…
Biology
Causing a 'civil war' to destroy ants
According to the Los Angeles Times, US researchers believe they have found a way to cause a
Biology
Take stem cells without destroying the embryo
People do not need to destroy embryos anymore when they want to remove stem cells for medicine. An American biology company succeeded in separating cells from embryos
Biology
Create germ cells without destroying human embryos
Scientists from the United States have discovered a new way to nourish stem cells, suggesting that this may be a circular pathway involving antiparticles.
Animal world
A 30cm-long rat riddled with steel traps to escape
The large oversized mouse only takes half an hour to destroy the steel cage and crawl out through the big hole.
Animal world
China deployed chicken army to deal with locust pandemic
Authorities in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in the northwest of China delivered more than 2,200 chickens to local cattle farmers.