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Mysterious animals 'stop sex' 80 million years
The tiny, all-female creature called bdelloid rotifer has survived over 80 million years on Earth without it.
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Carved crystal of red poison spider
Having been ignored by the scientific world for more than 200 years, a tiny wasp was now identified as the enemy of Australia's most popular poisonous spiders.
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Strange insects know photosynthesis like trees
A tiny insect commonly known as aphid may be one of the few animals that can turn sunlight into energy like a tree.
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Discover the world's smallest fly
The world's smallest fly has just been discovered in Thailand, has a body length of only 0.4mm - less than a fifth of the fruit fly and less than 1 grain of salt. Dr. Br…
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Discover the ancient fossil fly 'vampire'
Scientists have published the fossils of bat flies, the tiny
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Tiny water bug: the most
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…
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Spin the flying scene of microscopic insects
The research group from Wageningen University (Netherlands) was the first to implement high-speed camera footage of parasitic insects with wingspan of about 1mm.
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Find over 600 new species of creatures on Madagascar
According to the latest report of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) on Monday (June 6), more than 600 new species of organisms were found in the past decade on the island of…
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Glowing mushroom
Continuous glowing in the tropical forests of Brazil, Mycena luxaeterna is like tiny stars on the ground.
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Detecting strange moths in the UK
The 3-millimeter, 'tiny' caterpillar, lives at Hembury Woods, Devon, England, officially recognized as an 'unprecedented animal'.
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Kill plants with insects
He has just experimented with a campaign to prevent weed invasion with a tiny louse native to Japan.
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Gold ants
The photo of a tiny ant using a tooth holding an object 100 times its mass in an upside-down position won the first prize in a photo science competition in the UK.
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2009 bumper plant discoveries
Giant plants of tropical forests, tiny mushrooms, and wild coffee are among 300 species first described by botanists in England in 2009.
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Mysterious biological clock hidden in tiny molecules
Recently scientists can next time the clock engine generates a rhythm of life on Earth.
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Tiny orchid flowers
Scientists say they have just discovered a new plant species. It is a tiny orchid flower with a petal width of only 2.1 mm.