Many plants face extinction
Recent research results in the UK show that more than a fifth of the world's plant species are facing the risk of extinction.
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Recent research results in the UK show that more than a fifth of the world's plant species are facing the risk of extinction.
A rare plant species in Japan with scientific name Paris japonica carries on it the largest genome ever known.
Experts of the Royal Kew Biological Garden, London, England, have discovered more than 250 new species in just one year.
The members of the royal family are always ready to attack the female worker ants who intentionally perform the reproductive function.
According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
Scientists from the Millennium Seed Bank, belonging to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew (UK), have stimulated the seeds of three plants stored since 1803 to germinate.
The royal tree is a good green tree all year round, belonging to a landscape tree, grown in a mansion. Because the leaves have skin membranes, epidermal cells have a thi…
According to the Royal Animal Violence Prevention Association (RSPCA), this situation is quite dangerous when many drunken seagulls have died from alcohol poisoning.
Murray Darling, managing director of the Royal Golf And Country Club, sees a snake snake killing a iguanas on a golf course in Bangkok, Thailand, Mirror reports.
Experts from the Royal Veterinary University (UK) said the German Shepherd Dog is having a lot of musculoskeletal problems.
According to the scientific journal Royal Society Open Science, French scientists claim that right from the first days of being with humans, dogs ate human leftovers.
Nils Olav, a famous penguin knight at Edinburgh Zoo, Scotland, was granted the rank of prime minister in the Norwegian Royal Guard.
Jonathan, a 184-year-old shallow tortoise, lives on St Helena Island, first bathed before meeting the British royal family.
From the frozen state, the dying python was promptly warmed and miraculously resurrected.
An expert of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK, along with his colleagues, saw the scene of two unmanned red-footed crows above the cliffs of the L…