Biology
Death trap can lure thousands of killer wasps
A new study published in the journal Current Biology shows that giant wasps can be lured into traps by sex pheromones.
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The sudden 'secret' of the human nose
Not only smelling, human nose also plays many other unexpected roles.
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Why are you crying?
Considering the two-storey principle, people will cry when they experience the emotions from extreme tension to relief, liberation.
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Find the existence of scent 'true love'
Do you believe that by just sniffing, can we find our true love?
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Women 'smell' is man's desire
Women will feel the difference between the sweat of men when they want to attract the attention of women.
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Secret signals of human sweat (Part 1)
If many women live together for a long time, their menstrual cycle will gradually become homogeneous.
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Secret signals of human sweat (Part 2)
Some scientists are concerned that if someone can synthesize pheromones that cause fear, he can cause a powerful army to flee without firing.
Oceanography
Use love traps to kill 'water vampires'
Thanks to a synthetic chemical, US scientists can destroy aggressive fish that live on the blood of other species.
Biology
From chaos to order: How to find food?
Ant species have a strategic strategy to solve complex problems, which can be widely applied as optimization techniques.
Biology
See how to give gifts
The female P. ornata spider evaluates the physical condition of a spider based on a gift wrapped neatly with white silk.
Biology
Canada develops safe pesticide products
The Government of Canada will set aside an investment to help SemiosBIO Biotechnology Corporation develop and commercialize new pest control products that rely on the ch…
Biology
Desert ants smell the way back to the nest
When lost in the desert, people often hang around in a deadlock circle. This prompted scientists to ask how the desert living organisms could find their way without a ma…
Biology
Flies also suffer from 'neighbors'
Two new studies are published in the September 11 edition of Current Biology, a Cell Press publication, revealing that fruit flies are also affected by neighbors.
Biology
Bees react according to circumstances
Whether or not bees choose to go for food, depending on their reserves
Biology
Gene loss makes gay male flies homosexual
Scientists at Duke University Medical Center have recently discovered that male fruit flies lack genes that regulate the body's ability to perceive a particular odor.