Cicada's love song entered the US Navy's sights
The scientific community has long been interested in the magicicada cicadas in the east coast of the United States for a long time, because perhaps they are the
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The scientific community has long been interested in the magicicada cicadas in the east coast of the United States for a long time, because perhaps they are the
The giant worms (Galleria mellonella) have been identified as new hearing champions, with a sensitivity of 150 times that of human hearing.
The fact that the tree makes a sound (in addition to the rustling of leaves in the wind) is not something new. However, the sound emitted may indicate that the physical…
It sounds like science fiction, but there is actually a research team from Exeter University, with support from Shell, that has developed a method to make diesel-produci…
Insects usually do not have a pronounced organ, except for a single butterfly whose strange name is 'skull of the skull' (on the back, there is a skull with two burning…
Male grasshoppers that live in noisy urban environments must increase the volume of the melodies they emit
In fact, although insects and mammals have separated for a long time in the past, the way the ears work is the same.
Flies often waved their wings continuously and strongly when mating. To explore the risk of flies doing that, 'Stefan Greif, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute of…
Biologists at Northern Australia University, in Perth under the guidance of Dr. Monica Gagliano and colleagues at Bristol University, UK, studied this issue. They used h…
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…
According to new research by French and Scottish scientists, the tiny aphid species with scientific name Micronecta Scholtzi is the world's largest sound-producing anima…
An American F-22 fighter plane flew over the speed of sound with biofuels, marking an important milestone towards the goal of cost savings and environmental protection.
A group of scientists from Osaka University (Japan) have created genetically modified mice that can 'sing' birds. This success can ...
The latest research by British scientists shows that African Gambian mosquitoes can identify and distinguish species from different regions through cries.