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Korea continues to successfully clone dogs
On December 17, Korean scientists at Seoul National University (SNU) announced that they had successfully cloned three more dogs.
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Successful method of freezing new embryos
For the first time in Vietnam, Khoa's late doctors (Tu Du Hospital, Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital) have succeeded in applying the new embryo freezing method: Vitrif…
Biology
Crabs live in warm water
Can crabs survive in warmer water temperatures? Scientists are concerned that if ocean water heats up a few more degrees in the future, do not know if sea crabs can pres…
Animal world
The evolution of animals does not keep pace with extinction
After five mass extinctions of the Earth, evolution has helped many animal populations to regenerate and diversify, filling the gaps created when species become extinct.
Animal world
It will take millions of years of evolution to offset the number of extinct creatures in the next 50 years
A study shows that the rate of extinction of animals is happening faster than the rate of evolution of nature.
Animal world
The only bat that hibernates under the snow
Ussuri tube bats reduce body temperature and heart rate very low and sleep in the snow hole to overcome the harsh winter.
Animal world
Lazy animals are less likely to become extinct
Scientists studied nearly 300 mollusks living and dying in the Atlantic over the past 5 million years to find high levels of metabolism that determine which species will…
Animal world
African wild dogs face extinction because of heat
New research by the London Zoological Society (UK) conducted earlier this year shows that global warming directly affects wild dogs in Africa.
Animal world
Animals have fallen by more than half since 1970, the new great extinction is coming?
Scientists warn that by 2020, the amount of wildlife is only one-third higher than it was in 1970 with the rate of decline being at 2% per year and there is no sign of s…
Animal world
Animals have the highest homosexual rate in nature
In some animals such as black swans, penguins, vultures ... the number of homosexuals accounts for a large proportion.
Animal world
The increase in the number of deer, threatening the future of forests
The increase in the number of deer species is hindering the natural growth of the forest.
Animal world
Small size animals feel time passes more slowly
Small body size animals have a higher metabolic rate, perceive time slower than humans, making them receive more information every second.
Animal world
Maternal care is stressed because it helps to increase the chances of survival when overcrowding
A new study has found that animals can speed up the development of their offspring to help ensure that the offspring can compete for their habitat when the number become…
Animal world
Why can't tame tigers or rhinos?
About 11,000 years ago, seeing the great benefits that some animals could bring, people began the process of tame them to suit their intended use. Among the animals that…
Animal world
'Population' seabirds reduced the alarm
The 'population' of nearly half the world's seabirds is declining at an alarming rate, especially the albatross, according to a study published in the journal of the Int…