Catching super rare purple crabs caused a stir
Recently, fishermen in a port in Qingdao, Shandong, China have caught the super rare purple crabs that caused a stir, drawing much attention.
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Recently, fishermen in a port in Qingdao, Shandong, China have caught the super rare purple crabs that caused a stir, drawing much attention.
Canadian fishermen were surprised to catch a rare rainbow of rainbow colors, one in a million.
The zebrafish in England glows blue, which looks very spooky, but actually they are genetically modified to serve medical research. A team of experts from the University…
The popular fish in the swamp in Louisiana, USA, has been deformed and may not reproduce normally due to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last year.
By inhibiting the expression of a gene in modern chickens, scientists created a pair of legs-like chickens with its ancestral dinosaurs.
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) is looking for the genetic modification of astronauts, who will perform the task of exploring Mars.
Peru is the country with the largest variety of potatoes in the world, with about 3800 types of potatoes, ranging from size, color, shell, sweet potato, texture and flav…
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The Pentagon is planning to build an army of insects to protect crops but from the perspective of scientists, this could be a complete conspiracy to develop biological w…
Scientists have warned of the phenomenon of many viruses showing signs of resistance to alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
More than a century ago, cattle farmers were fiercely opposed to margarine. They emphasize that butter-like stuff made from vegetable oil is not butter.
This is the work of the British scientists team named Oxitec. The male mosquitoes genetically modified are named by them
In September 2012, Séralini, a professor at Caen University, published a conclusive conclusion in the Food and Chemical Toxicology magazine about mice eating GM maize th…
American researchers have found that raising, growing with genetic modification technology is creating super grass and super-pesticide-resistant pests.
Scientists at Harvard University (USA) have created new genetically modified bacteria that can collect CO2 in the air and convert it into energy.