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Organ transplants between species
The inter-species organ transplant project is nearing its feasibility as the world's first pig herd has been genetically modified to promise new therapies for many disea…
High-yielding GMO: Hope for Africa
The international plant breeder of the United States and African biologists collaborated together
Super grass
The new 'super grass' has been developed in Melbourne, Australia, promising to revolutionize lawn maintenance, hay fever relief and increase milk and beef technology. Th…
Biodiversity conservation in Central Truong Son
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is directing relevant functional units to focus on implementing a strategic environmental framework project for the who…
New Zealand bizarre creatures
In the project of connecting the seabed exploration of New Zealand and Australian scientists, scientists have discovered many strange creatures in the seabed of northwes…
China: Plant detoxification for soil
For the first time in the world, Chinese scientists have launched a pilot plantation project to extract toxic arsenic from farmland.
Australia built the world's longest fence to prevent cats
The project to build fences to prevent cats is funded by the government and people's contributions.
New Zealand's million-dollar rat killing plan
New Zealand launched an ambitious plan to erase 200,000 islands in the Antipodes archipelago with a total cost of up to $ 2.6 million.
Tail pieces can help revitalize extinct bison 12,000 years
An international team of scientists plans to revive the extinct ancient bison more than 11,700 years ago based on DNA taken from the remaining tail bone.
The ambitious project aims to
Professor Adam Summers of the University of Washington (UW) is working on an ambitious project: Scanning and digitizing images of all the fish species on Earth.
Vietnam begins to rescue Sao La -
The International Organization for Nature Conservation (WWF) in Vietnam chose July 9 as Sao La International Day.
The most expensive animals in the world
In April 2006, Australia rejected a $ 200 million project on a wind farm in Victoria for fear of harming the red abdomen. The decision surprised many industrialists v
Training octopus into the world's first photographer
We know a lot about the amazing ability of octopus
White rhinoceros is at high risk of extinction
Wildlife experts say one of the rare and precious Northern rhino has just died in the Ol Pejeta reserve in Kenya.