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Discover the ancient fossil fly 'vampire'
Scientists have published the fossils of bat flies, the tiny
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Singer Beyonce is named after a fly
This may not be the proudest honor for an attractive pop singer Beyonce, when the name of this young mother is taken for a fly.
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Giving a curfew to butterflies
The phenomenon of an itchy butterfly in cities at night forced French foreigner Guyana to impose a curfew.
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why are bats afraid of water?
According to LiveScience, scientists learned why bats are so afraid of water and never dare to fly when it rains. They calculated that if the bat feathers get wet, when…
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Trees also behave like people
New Scientist magazine reports that some plants can choose mates to avoid mating
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Walking flies rarely reappear in Africa
Walking flies have suddenly disappeared in the last 62 years but now appear again in caves in Kenya and Africa. This fly has no wings ...
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Put honey bees on Mars
To survive on Mars, the first thing that needs to be solved is the food problem, which is to ensure the production of large quantities of vegetables.
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Angels in myths never fly?
Biologists affirmed that winged angels in myths, could not fly in the air.
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He has a dance signaling death
After discovering hidden flowers that contain hazards, honeybees fly to the nest and perform a dance to warn of their fellow humans.
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'Carnivore'
Cow, goat, horse ... eating grass is common, but carnivorous plants are a strange thing, it has been a long time but it is always exciting for bonsai lovers ...
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Switching energy to safety, bees straighten their legs to firmly fly in the wind
New research shows that some bees self-balance themselves with the wind and other disturbances by stretching their sturdy rear legs while flying.
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Extinguish desire to keep your partner
Male fruit flies often secretly release protein into the partner's body, making females no longer want to mate with other guys.
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Flies ambient temperature measured how?
Flies, unlike humans, cannot regulate the ambient temperature so they need to choose the most suitable breeding ground. Brandeis University's new study published in this…
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The house fly - voracious, dirty
The presence of flies is a sign of unsanitary living and living conditions, as it carries many contaminants and pathogens. Since the 16th century, people have thought fl…