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Tens of thousands of farmers are losing their sleep because of brown backed rice plant hoppers. Why do hoppers flare and how to resist psyllids? Below is the article of…
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Tens of thousands of farmers are losing their sleep because of brown backed rice plant hoppers. Why do hoppers flare and how to resist psyllids? Below is the article of…
Seeds are usually taken from gardens and fields after harvest. It is a sexual seed, created by the pollination process in plants. But recently scientists at Dalat Biolog…
South African field instructor Matt Smith recorded the moment when the rhino calmly released his feces while being attacked by hungry hungry hyenas, MSN reported on Octo…
Perfect camouflage in the middle of the field, carefully observe 4 boars before going out.
When it rained or simply wanted to move the house to another place, the spider would throw a parachute with silk and let go of the wind.
Many animals have the ability to sense upcoming disasters based on sound waves, magnetic fields or changes in atmospheric pressure.
For the first time in scientific history, how birds see the Earth's magnetic field.
It has been suggested that the protruding head of the hammerhead helps them have longer field receptors.
The sun produces bright rays when the accumulation of magnetic energy is suddenly released from the Sun's surface.
The cat from ancient times has been known to be a hidden animal with many mysteries that are difficult to explain. Cats have a lot of special things that you may not kno…
The bodies of 10,000 snow geese were discovered in a lake filled with heavy metals and sulfuric acid near the copper mine in Montana, USA.
When cultivating the field, farmers in Vinh Long caught a gold eel weighing 800g, nearly 1 meter long, which is considered rare.
After all, these birds have defeated humans in a field that seems to exist only in humans.
People in Ban Qua commune, Bat Xat district, have seen hundreds of flying birds in the past days.
On an early winter, while looking for her flock, Liezel Kennedy, a native of Saskatchewan Province (Canada), glided past them without knowing the flock of sheep.