The oldest 2,200-year-old termite mound on Earth
A giant 2,000-year-old giant termite nest discovered in Africa is the oldest termite mound on Earth and is proof that insects can live in a house for thousands of years.
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A giant 2,000-year-old giant termite nest discovered in Africa is the oldest termite mound on Earth and is proof that insects can live in a house for thousands of years.
The large collection of insects such as bees, termites, spiders, flies, ants dating back about 53 million years ago challenged the hypothetical theory of India's ancient…
One hundred million years ago, a termite got injured and opened its belly. The resin gradually encapsulates the body and the entire termite gut.
To feed themselves, some termite species grow mushrooms in their nests. They create termites for fungi to grow. After discovering fossilized mushrooms in Chad, French re…
Scientists have for the first time confirmed that termites can perform self-reproduction for a long time without males, self-fertilizing.
Termites are everywhere. Termites are everywhere, from the countryside to the city, and perhaps you are no stranger to them.
Presently mushrooms are the favorite food of many people. Not only are they highly nutritious, they are also ingredients for processing attractive dishes.
Microorganisms play an extremely important role in promoting the evolution of animals and transforming the human world.
Insects are the most diverse group of animals on Earth with about 1 million species already described, accounting for more than half of all known species. The number of…
You will have a clearer view of the early days of bees through interesting short videos.
Among the most bizarre creatures in the world, the killer bugs cannot be missed, ie fierce insects clean up prey bodies and carry them on their backs.
According to a press release from the University of North Carolina (USA), experts decoded and analyzed the genome of a termite species, which is moist wood termites.
This is a termite collection in gray that looks from a distance like a giant graveyard.
By creating a protective barrier from the ground, attracting the termites thanks to Focus, the termites will be lured into lure stations around the building.
New research by Australian scientists has announced the termite flock capable of finding gold mines deep underground.