Why can't tame tigers or rhinos?
About 11,000 years ago, seeing the great benefits that some animals could bring, people began the process of tame them to suit their intended use. Among the animals that…
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About 11,000 years ago, seeing the great benefits that some animals could bring, people began the process of tame them to suit their intended use. Among the animals that…
A spotted blue chameleon species holds the world record for speed among nearly 30,000 other animals.
Australian scientists are hoping for a new way to control the growth of kagaroo in this country: Use of birth control pills.
Cabbage belongs to a group of vegetables of temperate origin, spring temperature (temperature needed to differentiate flower sprouts) is 1-10 degrees C in about 15-30 da…
With a growth time of 66-68 days, high yield and good quality, hybrid maize maize HN88 is being favored by farmers in many rice fields.
In the spring crop of 2013, at the New Product Research Center in Dong Cuong Commune, Dong Hung District, Thai Binh Seed Joint Stock Corporation (TSC) tested 86 new rice…
Australian researchers have just created sustainable superfoods for shrimp, which can boost shrimp growth rates at least 30% faster.
RMIT University is cooperating to develop a vaccine against edwardsiella ictaluri to improve the quality of pangasius in Vietnam. Professor Peter Coloe, Dean of the Facu…
Sweet corn has a short growth period (67-85 days depending on the weather). The tree is 2-2.2m tall, the position of corn is low, so the resistance is good. Sweet corn i…
Algae have a fast growth rate, withstand changes in the environment, are capable of developing in wastewater, so they have taken advantage of these characteristics of al…
A new study published in Science (USA) on August 30 warns that the warming of the Earth will cause insects to reproduce more and become more hungry.
While the population explosion is a major threat to the Earth, researchers still cannot agree on the number of people that the Earth can meet.
New research shows that the number of people suffering from severe dehydration is much higher than previous statistics.
A small island off the coast of Japan has a spectacular
Countries around the world will face water shortages of up to 40% in the next 15 years, due to increasing urbanization, population growth and increasing water demand.