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Rabbits reproduce very quickly, so why haven't they become a staple food for humans?
Why has the rabbit's miraculous reproductive ability never made it a staple food source for humans? What secret is hidden behind this?
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Biology
Ants reproduce in a strange way never seen before
The next evolutionary step in ants was found in the chimera ant, surprising scientists.
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI has been able to accurately reproduce more than 80% of images in the human brain.
The AI model, called Mind-Vis, was trained on a large dataset of more than 160,000 brain scans and was able to reproduce up to 84% of what humans think.
Biology
Did you know: Where did the first seeds come from?
From the delicate dandelion to the majestic oak tree, millions of plant species use seeds to reproduce and grow. But where did the first seeds come from?
Scientific works
'Factory' produces 30 million mosquitoes a week, praised by Bill Gates
At this 'factory', mosquitoes are nurtured, fed and in the ideal conditions for them to grow and reproduce.
World Heritage
The only tribe without men: Women reproduce this way and leave boys, leaving only girls
It is a primitive tribe in the Amazon, the only place where there are no men and the male gender is not respected.
Animal world
Revealing a 100-million-year-old asexual shrimp species
Fossils of fairy shrimp from the Cretaceous period show that this species does not need a male to be able to reproduce normally.
Science Events
For the first time successfully performed parthenogenesis in mice
Rats born from unfertilized eggs are a new achievement in reproductive science.
Animal world
These females do not need males to reproduce. The natural world is so strange!
The colorful animal world always makes us go from surprise to surprise, including that many animals can reproduce generations without the need for male sperm.
AI - Artificial intelligence
American scientists say the world's first living robot can reproduce
US scientists have created the first living robots called xenobots, which can reproduce in a way never before seen in animals and plants.
Animal world
The California Falcon for the first time reproduces without a male
The researchers were surprised to discover the phenomenon of virginity in captive female California ospreys, after sharks, rays and lizards.
Health
Australia recreates Wuhan virus, a breakthrough to help develop vaccine
Australian scientists say they have successfully replicated the corona virus that caused the pneumonia epidemic that is raging, making a breakthrough in the race to make…
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What happens when humans stop reproducing for 30 years?
If humanity truly cannot reproduce within 30 years, is that a good sign for the Earth or will infinite despair envelop the world?
Animal world
Score 4 'monsters' in your body
The human body is an excellent environment for some parasites to live and reproduce. When they parasitize in your body, it will be a real nightmare.