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Carp dangerous than a shark?
Which fish is the most dangerous? Maybe you think that the title will belong to sharks and electric eels? No, it's just a common carp.
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Fish species discovered through the skin
The mezzanine rockfish in the Pacific can absorb food through the skin, gills and stomach, international scientists claim.
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Discovered 12 new freshwater fish species
Ho Chi Minh City-based Wildlife Protection Agency (WAR) announced the discovery of 12 new freshwater fish species in Vietnam.
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Space children may be malformed
The Journal of Cosmology recently devoted some specials to the necessary conditions and dangers associated with a trip on a manned ship to Mars.
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10 most impressive findings in 2010
Recently, the famous National Geographic magazine voted the most impressive scientific findings in 2010.
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Climate change makes organisms evolve faster
Scientists have shown that organisms can evolve faster to survive in the environment affected by climate change.
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Fish appear in Israel
Locals and tourists in the town of Kiryat Yam, Israel are pulling to the coast in the hope of witnessing a creature that most people believe exists only in legend.
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Elevated carbon dioxide makes the ear bones unusually large
Increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the ocean adversely affects shells and corals; New research by Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of Califo…
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People have eaten fish from 40,000 years ago
At least one of our ancestors regularly used fish as food, according to a recent study.
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Sticklebacks have different genes but have the same evolutionary expression
Research shows that when two species of sticklebacks evolved, lost pelvis and body protection, these changes were caused by different genes in each species.
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Do living objects and non-living objects follow the same rules?
Living things and senseless phenomena have more in common than we ever knew.
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The impact of evolution on ecology
Scientists have concluded that different environments have an impact on the evolution of new species.
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Eating fish at least once a week helps teen boys increase intelligence
According to the study, which involved nearly 4,000 teenagers published in the Acta Paediatrica March issue, 15-year-old boys ate fish at least once a week with higher c…
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Fish also have a thunderous sound
The elephantfish species not only has an elongated jaw that looks like an elephant's hose, but they also generate electricity. The modified muscle cells near their tails…
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Grilled fish with ... thoughts
Using only his mental abilities, He Tieheng, the Chinese can make fish without fire. Tieheng said he used qigong techniques to transmit brain waves to food.