Biology
Species protect themselves when bitten
Recent research by American scientists shows that some plants can be felt when they become food, and they don't like it.
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Biology
Secret weapons of insects
In the natural world, animals almost have their own defense. Live Science page has listed some of the most unique secret weapons of animals.
Biology
Live instincts and self-defense depend heavily on the environment
In nature, prey and predators always develop in two opposite directions: one side is the defender and the other always promotes offensive weapons.
Biology
The most spicy when fighting enemies
Researchers at the University of Washington found that the chilliness of chili would increase in proportion to the amount of enemies it had to deal with like insects, fu…
Animal world
Mammals contain toxins
There are some mammals that possess venom or poisonous weapons to protect themselves. The wounds they bring can numb the nervous system leading to death.
Animal world
Why are ferrets bad?
The whole weasel body will have no strange smell without the two lines of foul flu in the tail. This is the self-defense weapon of weasel.
Animal world
Disguised geniuses of the animal world
Can you see the animal in the photo? These are masters in mixing with the surrounding environment to hunt or avoid enemies.
Animal world
Animals with strong claws smash ice and stink 4 times as skunks
Perhaps you also understand that this world still has many strange little-known animals. Not necessarily because they appear less often, but sometimes because we rarely…
Animal world
Discover the strange self-defense of animals
Animals often run away or attack again when in danger. However, there are species that choose strange self-defense methods, such as fake death, curling their bodies or t…
Animal world
Disguise like a snake snake to protect yourself
Scientists found that the venomous snakes camouflaged their heads like venomous snakes to avoid being eaten.
Animal world
Bird threatens to report
While vultures enjoy the meat, the fox appears and the bird is forced to defend itself.
Animal world
Self-defense beetles by lying fake dead
Some beetles often lie dead for familiar reasons: avoid being attacked by prey.
Animal world
When threatened, frogs can turn their toes into claws
Harvard University biologists have just discovered that some African frogs carry secret weapons: when threatened, frogs use sharp bones in their toes to pierce their ski…
Videos
Video: Crab holding a knife
The video, filmed in a kitchen in Malaysia last week, showed the crab lying in the middle of the sink, cleverly clamping the small knife at it.