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See how fast bacteria spread from the toilet to the human mouth
In fact, a quarter of office workers didn't wash their hands enough and properly after going to the toilet, everything in the workplace, from the door to the keyboard an…
Biology
Belgium has the highest rate of dead bees in winter in Europe
In a report published by the European Commission on April 7, Belgium is the country with the highest percentage of dead bees in Europe in the winter of 2012-2013.
Biology
Trees reduce the number of crime cases
Mary Wolfe, an environmental researcher at Temple University in the United States, and Jeremy Mennis, a professor of geography and urbanism, decided to study the impact…
Biology
Christmas tree challenges drought
Severe droughts in the US cause many trees to die, but it cannot knock down Christmas trees.
Biology
Alarming the decline of old trees
The largest trees in the world are dying: The mortality rate of trees aged 100-300 years is growing alarmingly.
Biology
The United Nations calls on the world to save bees
The number of bees around the world is declining at an alarming rate, at the same time calling on the international community to save bees because they are very importan…
Biology
Trees are growing faster
A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
Biology
Detection of genes that control heart rate
A new study has found that genes play an important role in maintaining the stability of heartbeat.
Biology
Is expected to dominate the world?
Argentine ant populations are growing throughout the world at a tremendous rate. Scientists began to mention this phenomenon seriously, whether they flooded the Earth,
Biology
Trees grow fast thanks to the greenhouse effect
Plants are growing at a faster rate because of the increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the air.
Biology
Human evolution has ended
Humans will not take another step in the evolutionary path because the impetus for it is disappearing, a leading UK genetic expert said.
Biology
Insect eat more plants in high CO2 environment
The concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide is increasing at an alarming rate, and a new study has shown that the defense capacity of soybean plants decreases as CO2…
Biology
New plastic material decomposes faster
A new type of plastic that decomposes by bacteria has a faster decomposition rate than current plastics and is environmentally safe. This new material is a modified form…
Biology
Cloning mice successfully from skin stem cells
American researchers have succeeded in cloning mouse clones by first using adult stem cells extracted from the rodent's skin.