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Chinese watermelon bounces like rubber balls when thrown
Watermelons in China's Hubei province bounce like a rubber ball when thrown to the ground.
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The way to make corn is like a rainbow
Glass Gem is the name of a unique type of corn with rainbow colors. It became an Internet phenomenon in 2012 when a sparkling color of corn pictures was posted on Facebo…
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Thousands of years have kept the secret to growing vegetables in the universe
A native Australian plant that lasts 750,000 years in drought conditions can hold the secret to growing vegetables in the universe.
Biology
Interesting things about flowers
Dandelion flower clock can. Red flowers to charm the birds. White jasmine helps promote excitement ... These are interesting information about plants on earth.
Biology
Amazingly discovered the blood group of plants
Do plants have types of blood? A Japanese botanist claims to have. He studied more than 500 plant varieties (closed seeds) and bare seeds saw 60 varieties of blood type…
Biology
Unexpected 600-year-old lotus seed wakes up to bloom in China
On August 16 in China, an ancient lotus seed of 600 years old suddenly woke up and blossomed. This strange story surprised everyone and attracted much attention.
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Red ant's superhuman strength
Photographer Eko Adiyanto uses enlarged shooting techniques to capture close-ups of teamwork and red ant's superpower in Indonesia.
Biology
Plants explode to spread seeds
Some plants can spread seeds about 60 meters away thanks to a special explosion mechanism created by themselves.
Biology
The 'little boy' ruined the reproductive ability of seed beetles
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.
Biology
Giant pumpkin more than 700kg
The heaviest pumpkin in Australia and New Zealand has a volume of up to 743kg.
Biology
Reveal the unique way of
Despite the seemingly unmoving appearance, trees still act as fathers and mothers for their children, according to a new study.
Biology
The apocalyptic tunnel was added with a large number of seeds
In an effort to ensure global food security, 10,000 new seeds from around the world were sent to the anti-apocalyptic hatchery in the Arctic.
Biology
The most terrifying onions in the world
New onion bulbs grown by a gardener in the UK are recognized as the world's largest onions, weighing nearly 9kg.
Biology
Mustard can limit the destruction of chemical weapons
Tests show that mustard plants grown in soil are contaminated by VX neurotoxin, absorbing this toxin through the roots and retaining it for at least 45 days.