High-tech clothes protect astronauts
Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) claim to be working on a tight-fitting clothing that supports astronauts' backs in orbit.
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Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) claim to be working on a tight-fitting clothing that supports astronauts' backs in orbit.
NASA said it will use ultrasound technology to explain the rise of space astronauts during their time at the International Space Station.
Green cactus with many spines is a symbolic tree and is an inseparable part of the life of Mexican people.
Use a rubber bag filled with water, put on a surface with many jagged nails. Although the surface is not too sharp, over time, the weight of water will also make the rub…
On the way to find bait, hawks suddenly saw the iguanas, also known as the American south dragon, lying on a high stone sunbathing. It hovered a few laps in the air and…
This strange hedgehog possesses special fur that can help them communicate by rubbing fur together in the dark.
Porcupine (Porcupine) is a large animal, moving slowly in a rodent with sharp spines on its back. They usually live on every continent except Antarctica.
Many higher animals have tails. Horses use tails to chase flies while birds have tails to navigate when flying. So what about us? Why don't humans have tails?
A lizard in Argentina has set a rebirth record when regrowing 6 tails after being injured.
Scientists have discovered new shrews with special backbone structures that help them gain extraordinary power.
Scientists found that the males of a new fish in Mexico possessed a terrifying external genitalia, armed with four spikes, to help them rape the
Scientists know that sea urchins (also known as prickly urchins), one of the invertebrate groups, have no eyes or any organs like eyes.
This species is found in evergreen forest at elevations above 1,000 meters in the Kon Tum plateau and named after Professor Thomas Ziegler (Cologne Zoo).
Mammals and many birds and fish are winners in the evolutionary race, while African crocodiles, American crocodiles, and a relative of the tuatara snake are the losers.
The spikes of sea urchins make them look like pins filled with pins, but besides, they also have very strong teeth that can be plugged into stone.