Biology
Launched the first world map of Earth forest area
US scientists have successfully created a high resolution map that tracks changes in the forest area on Earth in the 21st century.
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Biology
Cell race
The Curie Cancer Research Institute (France) has just concluded the world's first cell race register.
Biology
Data from satellites help track the world's largest kelp forest
Scientists at UC Santa Barbara University, USA, have developed a new way to study how environmental and climate factors affect giant kelp forest ecosystems on a large sc…
Biology
'Dye' virus to track them in the body
Biologists from Austria and Singapore have developed a unique technique that marks a new development in the relationship between biology and art. The researchers said th…
Animal world
Stealing food, hyenas are hunted by a pack of wild dogs
A hyena nearly lost his life when he robbed food among wild dogs.
Animal world
Passionate, nearly 1,000km flight to find
The owl nicknamed Marcel was tracked by York University researchers via a GPS tag.
Animal world
How do we monitor the migration of birds in the world?
How have we been able to monitor the movement of birds without affecting their daily lives?
Animal world
Birds can fly continuously for 56 days without rest
Scientists say the Frigate birds can fly continuously for 56 days without rest.
Animal world
The little bird flies without a break through the Atlantic Ocean
A small warbler can fly continuously without rest for three days, crossing the Atlantic during the migration season.
Animal world
How far can birds fly?
Today's technological advances have allowed us to delve into the migration of birds around the world.
Animal world
Agent dog knows sniffing computer data
US police are training and using professional dogs to track computer memory cards, containing
Animal world
Track polar bears from space
Track populations of polar bears in very heavy and dangerous frost conditions. This work has become softer when monitoring them from space.
Animal world
Dogs know face recognition
Research by Finnish scientists shows that dogs have the ability to recognize faces familiar to them when looking at photographs.
Animal world
The city loses sleep because of fish calling for mates
The cry of Midshipman fish mate calling late at night makes many people in a British city unable to sleep.
Animal world
Discovering a unique hunting technique of snakes
The new research that has cleared up misconceptions suggests that passive snakes are waiting for their prey to die without being able to track the poisoned prey.