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Why do humans not erase mosquitoes?
Mosquitoes are more likely to cause problems and illness for humans than any other creature. People can make this animal disappear forever, but why don't we do it?
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Why do apple pieces turn brown after cutting?
Not only is it an aesthetic disadvantage, this problem also causes significant damage to the market and the food industry.
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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.
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Blood-sucking stink bugs are capable of attacking the globe
Blood-sucking bugs are the culprits in Latin American parasites many years ago. Currently this epidemic has appeared in many other places in the world including Vietnam.
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Fire ants' super prize math like people
Effective problems are considered by fire ants as they always choose the fastest route, instead of the shortest, to move on every surface.
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Why sawn wax leaves with holes?
Great calculations have helped scientists solve a difficult problem, haunting them for over 100 years.
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Ants smarter than people?
Ants are able to solve complex problems, Australian scientists believe. Thanks to information, ants find optimal routes in the maze where people are always lost. People…
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Will salty wheat solve the food crisis?
Scientists believe that hard wheat with a 'like' salt gene that tends to grow rapidly in saline soil will solve the problem of food crisis in the future.
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Christmas tree is also dangerous
Christmas can cause some health problems such as tearing, coughing, chest tightness, etc., according to research by Upstate School of Medicine (USA).
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Beetle's 'meat' toads
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered that adult Epomis beetles can cause problems, even eating predatory toads and amphibians.
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Mosquitoes' mosquitoes to block malaria
Sperm male mosquitoes can be the answer to the problem of preventing the spread of malaria, one of the most deadly diseases in the world.
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The smartest man in the animal world
Biologists from the Queen Mary School of Chemical and Biological Sciences at the University of London found that bees can calculate the best route between flowers.
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Uncover the secret of the immune system of bacteria
Scientists from Canada and Denmark have deciphered the bacterial immune system, helping to solve the problem of drug-resistant bacteria.
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Finding a gene that can activate the respiratory system
After the small mammals escape the protection of 'parents', how will they breathe to adapt to the sudden change of environment?
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Tobacco plants can replace gasoline
Thanks to genetic modification technology, plants that cause many human health problems can become a source of biofuels for engines.