Global vertebrate animals have decreased by 60%
On October 30, WWF published the Living Planet Report 2018 to follow the trend of wildlife populations development from 1970 to 2014.
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On October 30, WWF published the Living Planet Report 2018 to follow the trend of wildlife populations development from 1970 to 2014.
Researchers from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said zebras in southern Africa have recorded the longest migration on the continent with a distance of up to 500km.
Scientists began to pay more attention to the gender division of chickens when roosters with special shapes were discovered during farm visits.
Eating elephant meat becomes a new culinary trend in Thailand and it can threaten the survival of elephants in this Southeast Asian country.
According to scientists, geese, ducks and swans often experience winter in the Northern European wetlands recently changing their migration trend due to rising temperatu…
To understand how species change in size during evolution, biologists have created interesting models. Most species are very small, but the most massive members of a ph…
Last week NASA made a prediction that in 2006 the area of the Arctic will shrink. This is the clearest evidence for the melting trend in this region in the next few de…
With the current integration trend, in order to stabilize the price of agricultural products as well as stabilize income from vegetables, clean vegetable products must m…
Recently, the trend of growing vegetables with styrofoam in the inner city is growing due to the quality of vegetables, tubers and fruits in the market. Here are the mos…
Solar energy application is by far the largest scale and probably even in the future.
If the global warming situation continues like the current trend, by 2100, the global temperature will increase by 4 degrees C, thereby reducing 31.5% of the average gre…
NASA graphics of Earth's surface temperature between 1880 and 2017 show a global warming trend, Science Alert on April 10 reported.
Earth's temperature is increasing because of the climate change process - that trend will create a lot of unwanted disasters for humans.
This month, typhoons and tropical depressions are capable of operating in the South China Sea about 1-2 times and about 1 attack affects the mainland.
If one day, climate change causes seawater to evaporate, the world of people and other species will really fall into a great crisis.