About 50% of natural history specimens may be being mistakenly named
Up to 50% of natural historical specimens stored in museums around the world may be misquoted.
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Up to 50% of natural historical specimens stored in museums around the world may be misquoted.
Certainly everyone used to have a childhood attached to a bug named fireflies, a light flickering every night that any child is interested and curious.
Scientists have just announced a new plant located in the core zone of Bu Gia Map National Park, Binh Phuoc, and named the chairman of the Academy of Science and Technol…
A scientist named the newly discovered spider breed, John Lennon, is a fan of The Beatles.
Researchers have named a number of species after President Bush, singer Shakira or actress Angela Jolie.
Scientists have just announced a new plant named Cable Dak Nong, and warned about the endangered status of this species.
This new plant species is named Rinorea niccolifera, reflecting its nickel absorption capacity with very large volumes.
Scientists have just announced a new orchid species named christmas incense in Ninh Thuan. This is the research result of the Vietnamese and Russian experts.
Entomologists have identified a neuropeptide (brain signaling protein) named Natalisin, which plays a role in controlling insect reproductive activities.
In life, there are oddly shaped plants, named after their shapes.
We have just had access to the superior rice line named BN Mới, a pure rice strain. Each New rice paddy is 35cm long on average, 800-1,000 seeds, 3-5 times more than cur…
Scientists have confirmed the presence of a new orchid, discovered by a tourist in southern China.
Scientists have discovered a new wasp in Thailand. It's called Cystomastacoides kiddo, named after the character Beatrix Kiddo in Kill Bill.
A species of spiders that new scientists discovered is called after the President of the United States Barack Obama.
In August, people in a family with a family named Blackmore in Ramsbottom City, Lancashire, saw the giant butterfly. They then took it to the Animal World park in Bolton…