Strange bacteria create oxygen on a shocking Martian environment
The new work shows at least one exotic bacterium called Chroococcidiopsis thermalis. They live in some of the harshest environments in the world.
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The new work shows at least one exotic bacterium called Chroococcidiopsis thermalis. They live in some of the harshest environments in the world.
When it comes to finding a new planet to live in, Mars is the best choice for humanity.
In the latest study published in Futures magazine, an international team of scientists looked at the challenges of reproduction on the surface of Mars.
Elizabeth Moore International Center for Coral Reef Research & Restoration has unknowingly discovered how to reproduce artificial corals 40 times faster than natural spe…
Reporters in Mexico reported that on August 3, the Ministry of Environment and Mexican Resources (Semarnat) warned of the proliferation of Sargasso algae that stretches…
An Italian scientist has proposed a project to encourage eating jellyfish, preventing this species from overgrowing, adversely affecting the environment and human activi…
White sharks are difficult to adapt to life in aquariums for a variety of reasons such as diet, limited space and external environmental impacts, according to IFL Scienc…
A fiery bird bursts up in the water - this spectacle is sure many people have never seen it before.
Sardines die in numbers up to tens of thousands of animals drifting to the banks of the Queule River in Chile, causing the habitat in the area to be seriously affected.
Most of the global fish stocks, which are over-exploited, may recover in the next 10 years.
It is due to the living environment and the survival war. To avoid enemies stronger than you, the fish must have a color that blends into the environment. The river bed…
When seawater is continuously heated, scientists have observed events of coral bleaching at a greater and more frequent level. Ecologists worry that climate change can m…
The bottlenose dolphin in Japan is the only albino individual in the world currently living in captivity.
The number of clams in the ocean is threatened by acidified seawater due to climate change.
In the dark light of the deep sea, the self-luminous shark has trained its eyes, or rather, its eyes evolve over time.