Discovered animals appear before dinosaurs
A cat-sized, three-footed creature that once existed on Earth first appeared about 250 million years ago and can evolve into a tyrant, bird of prey Velociraptor
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A cat-sized, three-footed creature that once existed on Earth first appeared about 250 million years ago and can evolve into a tyrant, bird of prey Velociraptor
Scientists have discovered the fossil skeleton of A.Afarensis of the Southern gibbon genus dating back 3.6 million years ago ...
Throughout the history of the earth, many species appear and disappear, replaced by new species capable of coping with a better life challenge. But some species survive…
How did birds evolve? This is a difficult topic of science. Birds have soft bones that fly in the air, have few fossil occasions, so fossil records of bird roots are rar…
Galaxies are quite complex, changing astronomical objects that evolve over billions of years and images of galaxies can only provide timely snapshots.
NASA intends to bring people to Mars by 2030 and has begun to check astronaut limits.
Where does the universe come from, why does the universe appear? How does the universe evolve and end? Interestingly, within a century, people were able to discuss those…
Under the microscope, these two green light spots are Vibrio cholerae bacteria - the type of pathogen that causes cholera.
There is nothing wrong with saying the parasite is harmful to the host. They cause disease even death, so we often try to avoid parasitic infection at all costs.
Scientists from the Broad Institute of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University have found a mechanism to evolve into a virus resistant to all drugs…
Scientists have discovered a species of deep-sea microorganism that does not seem to evolve after two billion years.
Scientists have found that a meat-eating bacterium can cause fatal infections that evolve rapidly, within 35 years.
Modern moths eat at higher temperatures in response to climate change.
Life on a height of 4,900 m forces Tibetans to evolve very quickly to survive.
Professor Chandra Kelamaxin made a surprising statement, suggesting that humanity is nothing more than an alien from outer space that migrates to Earth.