Biology
Eggplant tops lay potatoes
The new plant is created by gardeners for two types of produce at the same time, with eggplant at the top and potato at the base.
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Biology
Why do apple pieces turn brown after cutting?
Not only is it an aesthetic disadvantage, this problem also causes significant damage to the market and the food industry.
Biology
Listed 10 most monstrous flowers on the planet
Devil's arms, monkey face spread, baby flowers ... are considered exotic flowers from the name to shape, scent.
Biology
Discovering the skin-eating fungus capable of exterminating many animals
Experts say that the fungus, after clinging to the skin, is ingrained into the respiratory organs, destroying the breathing holes and sucking water from the amphibian.
Biology
Insects also 'love' gay
The sex life of insects has long been judged to be relatively simple with sexy dance, hooked abdomen and one.
Biology
Spider silk is used for electronic computer chips
Spiders and some creatures can use silk to form very strong cocoons or cocoons. But now scientists also detect spider silk that can be used in computer electronics chips.
Biology
Attach chip for ant
British scientists will attach micro-radio chips to the bodies of wood-eating ants in a relic to track their movements.
Biology
Mushroom is higher than 10m
Chinese biologists discovered giant mushrooms with a height of more than 10m and a volume of up to half a ton in Hainan Province.
Biology
Successful transplantation of retinal cells from iPS in monkeys
The team of the Japan Center for Reproductive Research successfully implanted retinal cells made up of iPS cells in monkeys.
Biology
Must perform a new performance
In order to be given her privilege, the male must perform complex melodies.
Biology
Development of medical nano strips
A new technology, with potential applications in research and clinical research, including early detection of disease, has been invented and developed by researchers at…
Biology
America develops biofuels from wood chips
According to a study published in Energy and Fuels magazine, US researchers have developed a new biofuel from shavings mixed with biodiesel and kerosene for classic engi…
Animal world
5G mobile waves can make birds and many living organisms disoriented
A new report has continued to confirm that, when it says that electromagnetic radiation from power lines and mobile transceivers can disorient birds and insects.
Animal world
Struggling to fight, solid heads stuck in the whip's mouth
The spectacle of a long, green and snouty snout snout striking the lens of photographer Eshanya Sharma in Karnataka, India, Story Trender reported on February 23.
Animal world
The snake snakes up to find its way out of the frog's throat
The sight of the little snake desperately looking for a way to escape even though his entire body was lying deep under the frog's throat into the lens of a photographer.