New Zealand mud slugs are
Potamopyrgus antipodarum slugs are no different from pencil heads, but they are spreading rapidly from New Zealand to Asia and the Americas, attacking native snails else…
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Potamopyrgus antipodarum slugs are no different from pencil heads, but they are spreading rapidly from New Zealand to Asia and the Americas, attacking native snails else…
Scientists believe that this form will destroy the ecosystem in the mud layer of Hoan Kiem Lake, overturning the familiar habitat of the turtle.
Hanoi City yesterday required the Department of Construction to instruct the parties responsible for dredging Sword Lake to speed up the work and complete the work befor…
A cave frog can survive for many years in mud without food and water. The new study sheds light on how other 'dormant' frogs and animals can do this.
Scientists from the Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology have succeeded in turning large amounts of red mud into the process of enriching and exploiting alumina (…
Weng Huanxin, a professor at Zhejiang University, China has successfully developed a new method of turning mud into non-toxic materials to make bricks and cement cheap.
There are still at least 5,000 people missing in the two most affected areas in Palu city after the September 28 earthquake and tsunami.
An earthquake that rocked Mount St Helens in Washington may have woken a more dangerous volcano, capable of flattening the entire US city, seismologists warned.
At least 13 people were killed and many houses were destroyed due to heavy rain pouring mud and rocks from the hills last month experienced a huge forest fire in Souther…
Scientists say that the Mayon volcano peak has been rocked and landslided in the past 24 hours after a number of heat eruptions.
Mayon, the most active volcano in the Philippines began to erupt again, leaving thousands of people on the main island of Luzon to evacuate.
In May 2006, the whole world was startled when an Indonesian volcano erupted. The reason is because it is the most ... dirty and horrifying eruption in history.
Visitors can walk barefoot in the Wadden Sea when the sprint reveals exposed slopes and large swamps.
In the first months after the Sidoarjo disaster in Indonesia, the crater averaged 98 million liters of boiling mud every day, swallowing 12 villages and losing nearly 40…
Flood water receded to reveal road sections that were eroded, flooded with mud, hundreds of houses lying on the mouth of death, could collapse at any time.