Detection of bacteria 'eat' electrons
Researchers have shown that a common bacterium can use natural conductivity to pull electrons from minerals deep in the soil and in sediment while bacteria remain on the…
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Researchers have shown that a common bacterium can use natural conductivity to pull electrons from minerals deep in the soil and in sediment while bacteria remain on the…
Thousands of honey bees in Australia will be scanned by scientists to track movement and prevent disease.
Fire ants' skillful movement and rafting can help professionals create effective rescue robots and waterproofing materials.
The scientist from Duisburg-Essen University (Germany) and his colleagues monitored continuous ant colonies in Germany with a video camera, using special software to lis…
The Curie Cancer Research Institute (France) has just concluded the world's first cell race register.
US scientists found that stem cells prefer to be swayed and moved gently, in the same way, but more so when they are in the mother's womb.
Some ants in tropical forests in Latin America have 'engineering units' that work very effectively. To facilitate the worker ants transporting food to the nest, ants Eci…
Species often disguise themselves in motionless state: chameleon change color to blend into the surrounding environment, spots help keep hidden in bushes. However, accor…
The group of American researchers has discovered the reason for chimpanzees to move faster and more flexibly than humans.
How have we been able to monitor the movement of birds without affecting their daily lives?
After centuries, people have figured out why snakes have such a long body.
Snails living in the cold waters of the Arctic, but swimming smoothly with soft wings like butterflies.
The movements that snakes make during the flight process are much more complex than what we imagine.
Self-hanging, clinging to vertical walls or self-tailing are special features of geckos.
In addition to being able to remember, elephants can