Super-fast prey speed of carnivorous plants
With the terrific fast shooting speed of Utricularia carnivorous plants, the ability of prey to escape is unimaginable.
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With the terrific fast shooting speed of Utricularia carnivorous plants, the ability of prey to escape is unimaginable.
Photographer Eko Adiyanto uses enlarged shooting techniques to capture close-ups of teamwork and red ant's superpower in Indonesia.
New research by scientists at the John Innes Center (UK) shows that plants have performed complex arithmetic operations to ensure they have the nutrients they need to li…
Rafflesia arnoldi, also known as the Great King, is the largest, heaviest, rarest and most fragrant flower
For the first time, scientists have succeeded in in vitro propagation of Vietnamese yew - an ancient plant species considered as a living fossil of the gymnosperm indust…
Shoots are a fancy tree, without leaves. In fact, it is not true that there are no leaves because the leaves are very small, they grow out immediately, rarely seen. Bran…
German police said a man saw the bison appear near the Oder River, Lebus town, on September 13.
The hungry cobra grabs a water snake in South Africa's park and takes nearly an hour to swallow its prey.
Many snails can light themselves to threaten their enemies, shooting venom into prey or releasing bubbles when moving.
Self-glowing to threaten the enemy, shooting venom into prey, moving quickly or adapting to the living environment are strange possibilities of many snails.
The huge prey and underwater movements, python terrestrial in Brazil have been recorded by photographers.
The UK has just announced that it will be possible to shoot long-tail monkeys because of the threat of ecosystems and crops.
A Chinese newspaper reported that the Taliban taught monkeys how to fire guns at American soldiers in Afghanistan, but an American scientist said the monkeys were not sm…
The fish archers spray strong water jets on the insects on the branches so that they fall into the water and rush to and compact.
The city of Canberra yesterday said it plans to shoot more than 3,000 suburban kangaroos, because they are multiplying very fast, eating all the grass - which is the hab…