Genetically modified corn makes Chinese people confused
The Chinese public suspects that a popular cultivated corn variety in this country is genetically modified and causes many unusual phenomena in animals.
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The Chinese public suspects that a popular cultivated corn variety in this country is genetically modified and causes many unusual phenomena in animals.
Recently, the public opinion in Ca Mau province as well as on some electronic newspapers give information about sweet potatoes weighing 25kg.
According to Swiss researchers of the University of Lausanne, ants also know how to apply public health protection measures. They have doubled the survival rate by using…
Millions of butterflies every year often make a very interesting migration with a journey of 4,828 km from Canada to Mexico. The Mexican Reserve, where butterflies fly f…
Scientists discovered two new public spiders that have an eye-catching appearance and specialize in flirting with their partners in a fun dance in New South Wales, Austr…
According to the organizers' introduction, when visiting the park, visitors can buy tickets to have fun and slide on the ice rink where thousands of fish and oysters are…
Looks like half a bear, half breed of dog, strange creature makes the public buzz, continuously make guesses.
Diamond, a Brazilian bull with a unique horn growing on his forehead caused a buzz of public opinion
Recently, public opinion is buzzing around the incident of an elephant in the ruins of Dai Nam tourist area who raised animals and trained him for many years. So far, th…
Rather than caring for 80 soldiers who attacked and killed bin Laden, public opinion is paying special attention to a four-legged member of the task force.
Three lovely white lions were first introduced to the public at the Buenos Aires Zoo, Argentina, on January 5, 2011. They were born from October 16, 2010.
The public opinion somehow helped the quiet but bigger victory of environmentalists in forcing the nation's highest court to consider the state of whales in the context…
The male's wide, colorful tail turned out to be ineffective in stimulating or attracting the peacocks.
To show the strength and attraction, the public spread the colorful tail, the deer held the horns strong, and the African antelope slammed its knees together.
For Charles Darwin, the public tail made him extremely uncomfortable.