White bears are less likely to develop cardiovascular disease than humans
A recent study of polar white bears shows that their ability to avoid cardiovascular disease is many times better than humans.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Develop.
3,054 published items.
A recent study of polar white bears shows that their ability to avoid cardiovascular disease is many times better than humans.
Researchers from the Basque University in northern Spain have discovered many feminized fish along the estuaries in this area.
There are no wings but some snakes can still be launched from tree to tree at a distance of more than 30m.
The theory of animal origins has been challenged: some animals really need a little oxygen.
The first comprehensive study by international scientists on the revealing snake genome, Burmese python (Burmese) is one of the most evolved organisms on Earth.
Scientists at Washington Medical School, St. Louis Louis and other places have deciphered the genome of snapper, a relative of guppies and a popular aquarium fish in fam…
In the natural world there are some creatures that possess strange teeth. Most notably a popular North American fish and a deep-sea squid species that develop human-like…
When blind, hearing organs often develop better. But this is not true for Mexican blind fish or subtropical American fish.
A cable TV company in Israel has developed a TV TV channel dedicated to puppies and attracts a large number of
Pentagon leaders are planning to develop dog brain scanning technology to be able to detect the best dogs for US military service training.
Scientists believe that the characteristics of koalas have developed primarily during their recent evolution, because their close relatives, such as kangaroos or kangaro…
Arkhat Abzhanov, an evolutionary creature researcher at Harvard University, developed chickens with crocodile snout by cutting a square hole in the chicken egg shell and…
Scientists say some European mice have developed the ability to resist the most powerful poisons used to destroy them.
A small Pacific shark has developed a special way to protect itself from predators.