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Researcher Christopher A. Cullis has found that the environment not only eliminates harmful and useless mutations through natural selection, but also affects beneficial…
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Researcher Christopher A. Cullis has found that the environment not only eliminates harmful and useless mutations through natural selection, but also affects beneficial…
The changing climate of the Earth leads to a change in the habitat of some animals. Dragonflies have taken advantage of this situation to turn many parts of England into…
The number of monarch butterflies in Mexico has more than doubled this winter after a year they suffered devastating storms.
Scientists found that many young yew trees are reproduced in the form of bud regeneration on the injured breathing roots of the mother plant.
British scientists miraculously cleared a large hill, bringing a familiar habitat to red-headed ants, an important food of extinct green butterflies.
Scientists have deciphered the genome of the Pristionchus pacificus nematode, thereby bringing new insights into the evolution of parasites.
Adonis blue butterfly - one of the rare and endangered precious butterfly species is back. It was seen in some parts of southern England.
This is the research result published on September 7 by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) in Australia and the Nature Conservation Council (NCC).
Many turtles in the world are seriously threatened and endangered
Along with that are 7 other bird species, some of which even have no chance of recovery.
According to The Sun, this super-python species are thought to have left the wetlands to expand their habitat to drier lands.
For about half a century, this spider has been found more in North America and the habitat of this lethal poisonous spider has increased by about 45km.
Tegu cannibal giant lizards can expand their habitat to a large area.
Kites are famous for being faithful birds. The bird also appears on the coat of arms of Sudan and South Africa.
When diving in the Mediterranean, we can see a strange green worm like a spoon with the scientific name Bonellia viridis. They are Echiura-class creatures.