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Infiltrate the world of bacteria inside the human body
The human body is home to trillions of bacteria, but we cannot see them.
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Giant spider revives in England
The giant spiders eat fish (fen raft spider) as big as the hand of luck escaping the danger of extinction in recent times.
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How many species of flowering plants?
Dr. David Bramwell conducted the survey by summing up the number of flowering plants of each region, focusing on species that appear only in a country or an island. Plan…
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Giant Arctic mosquitoes thrive because of climate change
Warming temperatures in the Arctic are helping the giant mosquitoes here to flourish and flourish in numbers, potentially threatening to become pandemics in the near fut…
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'Vaccination for mosquitoes': Strange application in the prevention of dengue fever
Dengue fever spreads through mosquitoes, but the strange thing is that Vietnamese scientists are trying to breed this type of mosquito and release it into the environmen…
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Find the culprit to destroy half of the trees on Earth
According to a global survey by Yale University (US), since human civilization began, the number of trees on Earth has decreased by half.
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The apocalyptic tunnel was added with a large number of seeds
In an effort to ensure global food security, 10,000 new seeds from around the world were sent to the anti-apocalyptic hatchery in the Arctic.
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Some insects are named after celebrities
Researchers have named a number of species after President Bush, singer Shakira or actress Angela Jolie.
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Spider venom can become the savior of bees
The venom from one of the world's most poisonous spiders may become a biological insecticide that kills harmful insects, but does not affect bees - one of the
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Nearly a quarter of European bees are in danger of extinction
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has warned that nearly a quarter of European bees are facing extinction.
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Butterfly Emperor faces the threat from humans
For many butterflies, finding a place to stay and rest is not easy. Deforestation, drought, and global temperature changes are greatly affecting their habitats.
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Lack of honey bees, crop yields in many countries are threatened
When comparing the number of beehives with bee pollination demand in 41 European countries during 2005-2010, scientists found that the number of honey bees cannot meet t…
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Detecting intestinal bacteria helps to lose weight
Animal studies found that intestinal bacteria can be used to treat obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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Anti-flood grass was born
Scientists from the British Biotechnology Research Council and a number of other research institutions have hybridized long-tail buffalo tailed grass and turf grass to c…
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Trees reduce the number of crime cases
Mary Wolfe, an environmental researcher at Temple University in the United States, and Jeremy Mennis, a professor of geography and urbanism, decided to study the impact…