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According to research published in the journal Science, scientists say that alcohol also stimulates the fruit's brain similarly to when it is satisfied with desire. The…
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According to research published in the journal Science, scientists say that alcohol also stimulates the fruit's brain similarly to when it is satisfied with desire. The…
British scientists say the cry of Jurassic crickets is simple, easy-listening and capable of spreading a long distance in the night. This is the result of the study that…
Chinese scientists say probiotic bacteria in yogurt and other supplements can help brain-damaged patients improve their condition significantly.
Canadian researchers say that the presence of a predator can also be stressful enough to kill prey, even if predators don't really catch and eat prey, according to the n…
Scientists say they have discovered a large fossil spider never seen in China's Inner Mongolia region.
Scientists at the Center for Evolutionary Medicine Research at the University of Western Australia say that male crickets know how to use scent to seduce
American scientists have successfully combined artificial mitochondrial genome on white mice from 8 DNA segments formed by 60 nucleotides.
Scientists say the tree transmits information about the intensity and quality of light from leaves to leaves like our nervous system.
US scientists say they found progesterone, a female sex hormone that maintains the development of the fetus, in plants.
German scientists say they have found a fast-acting antiseptic that effectively kills bacteria, viruses and other pathogens.
US scientists say they will first experiment directly on mice to convert skin cells into nerve cells through
Scientists say they have just discovered a new plant species. It is a tiny orchid flower with a petal width of only 2.1 mm.
Experts say more than half of the reefs may disappear within the next 50 years, largely due to climate change, causing ocean temperatures to rise.
North Korean scientists say they have produced a kind of noodle that helps long-term eaters feel hungry.
British researchers say the buzz of bees decreases when they are sick, and like humans, they have a lot of trouble doing everyday tasks until they recover.