The reproductive organ of moss is the inspiration designed for pipettes
The new pipette is designed based on the shape of the moss reproductive organ. This device holds a drop of water thanks to the surface tension of the water.
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The new pipette is designed based on the shape of the moss reproductive organ. This device holds a drop of water thanks to the surface tension of the water.
Scientists have found that dragonflies are often fake to avoid being bullied or forced to mate.
This strange mushroom releases millions of spores into the air, which is why they can create clouds above the fungus and cause rain.
For many people, the most terrifying creature in the world is cockroach. They are ugly, super dirty, laying a lot, but still alive.
Referring to centipedes, many people feel frightened by the venom as well as their appearance. But when reading the article below, you will definitely feel extremely int…
US scientists have demonstrated the correctness of the hypothesis that possessing a short penis can destroy the male reproductive ability, at least in the seed bug.
Entomologists have identified a neuropeptide (brain signaling protein) named Natalisin, which plays a role in controlling insect reproductive activities.
The team of the Japan Center for Reproductive Research successfully implanted retinal cells made up of iPS cells in monkeys.
Scientists have found genes that determine when to start and end a woman's reproductive function.
The members of the royal family are always ready to attack the female worker ants who intentionally perform the reproductive function.
Flexibility in reproduction - the ability to adjust the reproductive process and characteristics of progeny depending on social and environmental conditions - is an esse…
According to a new study published by Imperial biologist in PNAS in April, there is one type of wild yeast every 1,000 generations of asexual reproduction that exists in…
There are many special reproductive solutions that have been conceived in the plant world, through evolution!
A fish that lives in rain pools has defeated its own record - the fastest sex maturity ever known among vertebrates.
Birds also give birth to babies, so do bees, even small fleas do it. They may not have love, but they are all fertile.