Tiny 'executioners' in the human body
Millions of special cells regularly patrol your body to kill cancer cells, viruses and harmful microorganisms.
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Millions of special cells regularly patrol your body to kill cancer cells, viruses and harmful microorganisms.
Tiny molecules called nanobacteria have confounded scientists in many ways since people discovered it 20 years ago, but the most controversial question it poses is wheth…
The tiny white button mushroom (greasy mushroom - Agaricus bisporus) has more antioxidant properties than other expensive mushrooms.
A group of Earth's tiny inhabitants survived without caring about it
By inserting tiny magnetic particles into a living cell and activating them with a magnetic tweezers, scientists at the University of Twente, the Netherlands, have a bet…
Why that tiny tick can grow so big after sex is still a mystery. Did they reward themselves with a sumptuous meal after completing the same mission?
Living in the pores of human face, on fur coat (the more expensive the fur is) or somewhere there is a bit of people waiting to suck blood, sometime
A tiny animal in Southeast Asia used to waste so much ink and paintbrush because of its bright white color. British researchers at Exeter University discovered that the…
It is said that size does not matter, and this is also true for tiny plankton. These are the living creatures that float freely in the ocean and they are
Biological researchers at Rice Institute, MIT found microRNA plays an essential role in gene expression. Discovered for the first time from previous years, scientists ar…
Some plants use seeds to transmit life, others use tiny cells called spores to transmit life. Like man, for the future of life is small,
Lil 'Bill is born with a weight of only 1/10 normal calves and is about to set a record for the world's smallest cow.
A man across the street discovered a fierce battle between a cockroach and a wasp but the unexpected thing was the sudden appearance of a third person.
Scientists discovered a tiny creature that could make real-life panic elephants, honey bees, according to Live Science.
The snake climbed the tiny tree wide-eyed while trying to swallow the giant green frog.