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The most deadly fungus in the world
Just 30 grams of α-amanitin poison in half of the death hat mushroom is enough to kill an adult.
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Biology
Caterpillars know how to eat poison to defend themselves from enemies
According to Science Advances magazine, the caterpillar Spodoptera littoralis, who specializes in eating corn leaves, has found a way to overcome plant protection system…
Biology
Found moss that can filter out arsenic in water
One of the major problems we face is the phenomenon of water poisoning from heavy metals, such as arsenic.
Biology
Explosive self-exploding ants to protect the fellow
Scientists discovered new ants on the island of Borneo, Pacific, National Geographic on April 19 reported.
Biology
Close-up of plants '3 leaves take a human life'
Referring to the name 'finger leaves', every thought comes from 'suicide', because in the past, Vietnam used to show many films that ethnic people use this leaf to commi…
Biology
Discover 3 species of plants that help absorb toxic gas in the house
According to Dr. Phung Van Khoa, Vice Chairman of the Graduate Faculty, Forestry University (Xuan Mai, Chuong My, Hanoi), toluene is a volatile organic solvent and is wi…
Biology
Surprise with beautiful trees but capable of causing painful death
Mountain lilies often bloom in May and June, are round, sprouted in a variety of colors, from white, light pink, dark pink, red.
Biology
Spider poison Katipo - one of the world's most exclusive spiders
Latrodectus katipo (commonly referred to as katipo) is an endangered spider native to New Zealand.
Biology
75% of honey is sampled in the world infected with pesticides
Neonicotinoid insecticides are found in 75% of global honey samples collected, half of which contain a mixture of toxic chemicals.
Biology
The most exclusive plants in the world
Humans are also at risk from some plant species. If you think that the pitcher plant is too small to swallow you, you are right, but its unique side will make you fall i…
Biology
Beautiful but extremely poisonous plants - light touches also make you
Looking at the green leaves, the heart shape is so beautiful, but anyone who doubts this species contains a poison with tremendous mental damage.
Biology
Why are cockroaches tolerant to radiation but destroyed by insecticides?
Contrary to popular belief, cockroaches cannot survive in a nuclear explosion. The truth is that this animal is more resistant to some ionizing radiation than humans.
Biology
The toxin in litchi kills more than 100 Indian children each year
American and Indian scientists discovered a mysterious disease that kills more than 100 children every year in northern India by eating fabrics when hungry causes.
Biology
The danger of Clostridium botulinum bacteria
Clostridium botulinum (C. botulinum) was first described by E.van Ermengem in 1897 during a food poisoning in Ellezelles, Belgium.
Biology
Distinguish billions of red milk and white milk with poison
Red wine is hunted by many people by price