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Most planted in the world but China is not a potato kingdom
The first potato plant was planted more than 7,000 years ago in southern Peru and the plant has only one source.
Giant spider revives in England
The giant spiders eat fish (fen raft spider) as big as the hand of luck escaping the danger of extinction in recent times.
Use flies to turn waste into food for pets
According to a reporter in Pretoria, AgriProtein recently started construction of a fly farm on the first industrial scale in Cape Town, South Africa.
From chaos to order: How to find food?
Ant species have a strategic strategy to solve complex problems, which can be widely applied as optimization techniques.
The caterpillar knows how to release the smoke to protect himself
A caterpillar that feeds on tobacco leaves contains toxic nicotine, has used the technique
Amphibious species take their skin ... feed me
On the outside, this species looks like normal worms, living mainly on the ground. Due to living in a dark environment, the visual organs of this amphibian completely di…
Female flies ... sperm when mating
Flies with Ulidiid have a very strange habit: after mating, it releases male sperm and eats. Their strange behavior allows flies to choose their fathers for their childr…
Raising flies for animal feed
This is the prediction of some scientists and businesses, when the fly larvae are bred, raised at the ground, can provide a quantity of food protein for fish and other a…
Discovering bees 'licking sweat to live'
American experts have discovered a new species of bees that feed in a very unusual way in New York City: licking sweat people to live. A new bee is in the city with the…
'Feeding' meat in the laboratory
Instead of raising animals for meat, some scientists are testing things
Bamboo can help cool the earth
In addition to the ability to feed billions of people, bamboo could also become an effective weapon in the fight against global warming, the International Bamboo and Rat…
Japan feeds stem cells from adult skin
Kyoto University scientists have succeeded in cultivating multipurpose artificial stem cells (iPS) taken from adult skin fibroblasts.
Viruses can 're-feed' bacteria
A new virus has been found to be able to eat bacteria, potentially becoming a powerful weapon in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.