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Unbelievable findings: Bee species have a local language
It sounds unbelievable but it seems that bees have a local language according to the area in which they live.
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Biology
10 most dangerous poisonous mushrooms in the world
If eating some poisonous fungi such as mushroom angel wings or skull cap, people will suffer liver, kidney, nervous system damage, leading to death.
Biology
Spotted spiders know to 'fly' in South America
A group of researchers working in Peru and Panama have discovered a nocturnal spider that has the ability to navigate and glide in mid-air.
Biology
Startled with the 'monster' dragonfly more than 20cm long
An extremely horrified woman after seeing an 8 inch (more than 20cm) dragonfly is flying around her living room like a 'mini helicopter'.
Biology
Watch the bird-shaped orchids fly
A photographer in Austria accidentally caught a orchid flower shaped like an unexpected bird.
Biology
Bumblebee flies well in bad weather
American scientists are studying the bee's flight itinerary to discover how they maintain stability in adverse weather.
Biology
Insect-eating insects like to eat
Learn some species of flying insects with ugly and behavioral forms to eat and stick to other insects.
Biology
Warning of the bat virus causing death
Infectious disease experts warn people around the world to stay away from bats after an 8-year-old boy in Australia has died after being bitten by bats, according to AFP…
Biology
Why does the mobile phone run and jump on the water?
Researchers from the University of Cambridge learned how the flying crickets fly easily on the water.
Biology
Forest princess butterflies rarely see thousands of children in Sapa
Several decades of trafficking all over the forest, but this is the first time to meet thousands of large, yellow-brown butterflies flying in the wet sandy beaches along…
Biology
Vietnam's 'flying flowers'
Insects are likened to 'flying flowers' because they often have wings and bodies with vivid colors. In nature this is the group of animals with the most species on earth.
Biology
Parasitic flies turn bees into zombies
In addition to the threat of poisonous viruses and fungi, North American honey bees also met the crystal carving that turned them into flying corpses.
Biology
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…
Biology
Spin the flying scene of microscopic insects
The research group from Wageningen University (Netherlands) was the first to implement high-speed camera footage of parasitic insects with wingspan of about 1mm.
Biology
Angels in myths never fly?
Biologists affirmed that winged angels in myths, could not fly in the air.