According to scientists, this creature can live on Mars.
Lichens, incredibly resilient organisms, can survive on a wide variety of surfaces, from rocks and trees to bare soil and buildings.
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Lichens, incredibly resilient organisms, can survive on a wide variety of surfaces, from rocks and trees to bare soil and buildings.
A creature lurking in the ocean has broken all the rules of life by surviving in an environment with almost no oxygen. They still breathe, by making their own oxygen wit…
Cosmic dust particles that travel through the Earth every day can push living organisms into the atmosphere into space.
The virus is a living creature, and in the old days it also has cells like bacteria, fungi, plants and even animals today. That was the surprising conclusion of scientis…
For the first time, scientists have discovered how parasitic bacteria can turn plants into living corpses, like in animals.
Tiny molecules called nanobacteria have confounded scientists in many ways since people discovered it 20 years ago, but the most controversial question it poses is wheth…
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.
This number is calculated based on the aggregation of data from 350,000 previous studies on organisms, including microorganisms.
If you feel small in this vast universe, or even small in this world, look at the video below to cheer up!
In the past, researchers have cultivated the organ's success in laboratory animals, but the process has yet to be applied in living organisms that are extremely complex…
The human body has up to 10,000 living organisms with 8 million microbial genes, yet they live peacefully with humans and have reciprocal benefits, according to Health24…
Scientists at the Nanyang Technological University, led by Professor Hirotaka Sato, have conducted research on the transformation of the common beetle into a living beet…
British scientists have successfully built a robot capable of eating and digesting food for energy like humans.
The International Barcode of Life Project (iBOL), is the world's first DNA barcode library and is the world's largest complete genetic engineering project.