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The world's most exclusive tree species
Available in the Caribbean and Bahamas of the United States, the Manchineel tree is named
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Plants can hear sounds when they are eaten
According to scientists from Missouri University, the United States can hear sounds when they are eaten by animals and humans. Since then, it formed its own defense mech…
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Big storm hurled an old 1000 year old tree, a symbol of California state
Standing firm for more than 1,000 years and becoming the symbol of California State, USA, this legendary old tree was officially knocked down by the storm on Sunday.
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The new creature is named after Donald Trump for an unexpected reason
The name of the 45th US president was chosen in a way that no one really thought of.
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The 17-year-old underground animal is a specialty in Vietnam
In the United States, in the summer every year, cicadas often come out of loose soil, crawl on trees and molt. Large numbers of cicadas all day and night, creating one
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Meat-eating maggots turn dozens of deer into living corpses
The carnivorous fly larvae are attacking deer in the state of Florida, USA and turning them into rapid corpses that die after 7-14 days.
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The 4-poisoned centipede is found in the United States
Explorers in California, USA, found a new centipede with 414 feet, 200 poisonous glands and 4 penis.
Biology
It takes 300 years to complete the Amazon forest flora statistics
The information has just been published in the Scientific Reports (Scientific Reports) of the United States.
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Traces the parasite to turn bees into living corpses
In recent years a plague has swept into the west and east coasts of the United States, the scientific community calls by name
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Unexpectedly discovered the ability to change the weather of mushrooms
A scientist in the United States found that hiding deep in small fungi is an extraordinary ability to create useful rain waves.
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Blood-sucking stink bugs are raging in America
At least 28 states in the United States are facing blood-sucking bugs, the spread of dangerous sleepy parasites.
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We are sleeping with these terrifying creatures
Scientists at Ohio State University's Acarology Laboratory recently published a video that captures the most realistic picture of the world of organisms growing on your…
