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How do mosquitoes seek targets to burn?
A new study revealed that mosquitoes target certain targets to burn by using a sequence of three signs: smell, then images and finally heat.
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Trees can be 'angry' because the earth heats up
Recently, American scientists have announced that, due to global warming, plants can 'get angry', become dangerous to the atmosphere and to life on the planet in general.
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The fruit fly flies backwards
Austrian experts have created a line of fruit flies that can fly backwards like Michael Jackson's famous dance technique.
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Scientists have found a way to control flies that mate with lasers
Scientists experimented with a FlyMAD laser beam and made the fly immediately mate with a wax ball nearby.
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Discovering rice varieties that are 'resistant' to climate change
Australian scientists have discovered a wild rice variety that carries genes with good drought tolerance and heat tolerance.
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Create biofuel in just a few dozen minutes
Heating microalgae in high pressure cookers can speed up the production of crude oil from millions of years (in nature) to several tens of minutes.
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Heat-resistant coral reefs: struggle to survive when the Earth heats up
Experts say more than half of the reefs may disappear within the next 50 years, largely due to climate change, causing ocean temperatures to rise.
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Genome analysis of heat-resistant and drought-resistant cereals in the face of climate change risks.
Global climate is changing, and these changes have affected the supply and safety of food.
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Producing electricity from ... straw
Researchers have developed an unprecedented biogas plant that runs entirely with agricultural waste: Straw.
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Future energy
It is estimated that about 80 years from now, the energy sources we are using will be exhausted because people have been making the most of their use, and with the level…
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Phishing screen smells of ancient cycads
One of the oldest plants in the world - sesame - uses a strong smell, a bit of heat and a bit of cheating to seduce insects to pollinate them.
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Transgenic potatoes are used as paper
Currently, biotechnology industry is heating up because of genetically modified potatoes. If approved, this GM potato will be the first genetically modified product to b…
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Bees choke enemies to death
The new discovery raises the total number of ways bees use to deal with enemies into 3, including: burning - which means that bees commit suicide, heat others, and cripp…
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Urban 'ants' suffer better heat
The heat of cities is changing the way it responds to the intense temperature of urban living ants, providing an overview of the impacts that global climate change can c…
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Bees alternate air conditioning in the nest
The adjustment of temperature in the honeycomb is done by a strict division of labor. Besides the bee-keeping bees, there are always those that work to fan the larvae wh…