Vietnam is obsolete with genetically modified technology
Despite being the second largest rice exporter in the world, 6.7% of Vietnam's population still lacks food. One of the reasons
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Despite being the second largest rice exporter in the world, 6.7% of Vietnam's population still lacks food. One of the reasons
The gene, SUN, is only the second gene discovered to play an important role in forming the long form of many different tomato varieties, according to Esther van der Knaa…
Second-generation bio-extract plants - These plants make biofuels from ligno cellulose materials such as straw, grass and wood - which have been explored for a long time…
Researchers at the University of Toronto have discovered that in addition to the total number of countable genes there is something else that causes genetic differences…
Blink and you'll miss this scene: a trivial termite Termes panamensis claps its jaws at a rate that passes through all the movement of mechanical energy on Earth.
Tuna throws its tail in pots after thawing under warm running water thanks to the method of preserving fresh fish commonly used in Japan.
Goldfish - Carassius auratus - scientific name is one of the freshwater fish that humans have domestically since very early, started from China 2,000 years ago.
Weibo account named Jiuke shared an 11-second clip that recorded the scene of lobster land fleeing the hotpot at a restaurant in China on May 28, according to Strait Tim…
According to the latest announcement of the World Union for Turtle Conservation, Vietnam ranks second after China when there are four species belonging to the 25 most en…
Dogs are a clever, hyperactive, joyful creature and are also loyal to their masters so it is not strange to create many miracles.
The 'nightmare' video shows a seagull pecking at a rabbit that is 'dying' on the ground.
The surgery offers a second chance for a black bear whose tongue weighs three kilograms, so big that it has to drag on the ground.
In just 1 or 2 seconds, a giraffe can lift its head from the ground to a height of about 4.5 meters without ever being stunned. So why don't giraffes get dizzy at such a…