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According to new research by French and Scottish scientists, the tiny aphid species with scientific name Micronecta Scholtzi is the world's largest sound-producing anima…
The research group from Wageningen University (Netherlands) was the first to implement high-speed camera footage of parasitic insects with wingspan of about 1mm.
Gordon Davis's sunflowers have so far grown 104 flowers and this is considered a record of a sunflower.
Researching the largest bird genome so far is not only surprising but also completely changes their evolutionary tree. Research has challenged the current classification…
According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
Recently, many published laboratory studies show that the ability to replace human organs is broken from stem cells ... Is this prospect ever applied in practice?
This story about butterflies in Samoa is an example of the fastest natural selection observed so far, and shows that evolution can accelerate when a major threat arises.
British scientists claim they have the strongest evidence so far that termites actually belong to the cockroach family. The study examined the DNA sequence of five genes…
British police are experimenting with a new technology that can help decipher mysterious DNA patterns so far and solve thousands of cases that have yet to find a solutio…
Although the period of the giant dinosaurs has retreated far away, however, their genetic traces are still preserved today.
The Persian Tiger is an extinct tiger subspecies in the 1960s. However, scientists recently said they will revive this extinct precious species.
The carp caught in Thailand's Ratchaburi province weighed over 100kg, far exceeding the previous world record carp.
Electric eels are always famous for injections that can paralyze any prey.
Today's technological advances have allowed us to delve into the migration of birds around the world.
Crows are a far more intelligent creature than our guess, with the ability to deduce the equivalent of a 7-year-old.