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Researchers at NASA and Stanford University in California have developed a robot inspired by gecko pins.
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Researchers at NASA and Stanford University in California have developed a robot inspired by gecko pins.
Stephen Snitzky's feet have touched the ground for the first time since August. This healthy man agrees to help science by lying still in bed or floating in a body-lengt…
This unique potato root was discovered in the potato garden by Marli and Paulo Ciquinel in the town of Meleiro, Santa Cantarina state, south of Brazil.
Recently, American media reported on an extremely ominous event. Mr. Angel Perez (60 years old) went to catch crabs at the familiar Maurice river.
A photograph of a mosquito footage from a scanning electron microscope of Steve Gschmeissner photographer fevered on social network Reddit with more than 32,000 likes, L…
While walking or jogging, many of us often try to make sure we don't step on any tiny creature, such as ants crawling on the ground.
Unsafe flies, everyone knows that. So surely you will be surprised to learn that flies also know
Scientists have discovered the highest tropical tree in the world on Borneo island with a height of 309 feet (94.1 meters). New trees were found to break the record of t…
Explorers in California, USA, found a new centipede with 414 feet, 200 poisonous glands and 4 penis.
The ground under our feet is a continuous and moving world. One gram of soil (equal to 1/5 of a teaspoon) can contain thousands of bacterial species and millions of indi…
The photo of a tiny ant using a tooth holding an object 100 times its mass in an upside-down position won the first prize in a photo science competition in the UK.
In fantasy films, superheroes hands and feet regrow after they are cut off. Scientists claim that someday ordinary people will have similar capabilities.
Just over 3 years old and about 4 feet tall, Methuselah is growing well. 'It's so lovely' is Dr. Sarah Sallon's comment on this date palm tree, its parents can be a sour…
Northwestern University engineers have combined the adhesion of geckos and mussels to create a new type of glue that can work in air and underwater.
16 years of cultivation but never, 51-year-old Hitomi Katamura from Kitakyushu district (Japan) caught sight of such a radish-like plant.