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Borneo Island is covered by vast forests and is home to the highest levels of biodiversity in the world.
Japanese storks have been on the brink of extinction growing in China with more than 2,600 individuals outside nature.
The aging process causes the body to grow older and affected mainly by genetic factors and the surrounding environment.
At the end of last year, Kitakyushu city opened the largest area of Hibikinada in Japan, with a rich collection of plants and animals.
On January 11, the United Nations launched the i-House initiative and a global network to enhance people's awareness of green urban development, and promote coordination…
Within two days, the Sword Lake Turtle will return to its natural habitat, while tens of thousands of fish have been released into the lake as food for turtles.
Yesterday's heads of state agreed to establish a tiger conservation program in Russia's big cat summit.
On May 26 in Hanoi, the International Bird Conservation Organization (BirdLife) in Vietnam published a report on Conservation of Critical Wetlands in the Northern Delta…
According to Newsweek, people who grow up on a pet farm are less likely to suffer from depression or other mental illnesses in later life.
A large-scale genetic study, involving more than 190 researchers from 140 centers, has found gene variants related to human happiness and other mental states.
A rare story happened to a boy living in the Philippines when the boy was found to have 300 teeth in his mouth.
A scientific study by Bulgaria announced on January 14 said that a sense of national level happiness is caused by a special genetic mutation.
Some experts say that people always lie for the same reason: fear. However, the fear of making someone lie in every certain situation can be completely different.
According to Nature, the latest study from Kimmel Johns Hopkins Cancer Center, lifestyles and genetic diseases does not contribute much to the risk of cancer.
Tobacco is the leading cause of lung cancer. But about 20% of people who die from lung cancer have never smoked.