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Russia first decoded DNA of ancient trunk
Russian scientists have for the first time deciphered the DNA sequence of the ancient timber tree Metasequoia whose remains are found on Axel Heiberg Island, north of Ca…
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Biology
First synthetic tree
In Cornell University lab, for the first time in the world, the research group of Abraham Stroock and Tobias Wheeler created synthetic plants ...
Biology
The most famous ancient trees in the world
From their high branches, for centuries watching them. Those old ancient trees are a testimony of human history, and they deserve to be respected
Biology
Lola tree (horse chestnut) - Alsophile spinulosa
Prescription is also known as the affirmation, also known as the horse chestnut tree, which is an extremely rare and precious wooden trunk. Decisive plant is a very anci…
Biology
Bread plants Arctocarpus altilis
Bread made from wheat flour but residents on some South Pacific islands eat bread from the tree. It is the bread tree. Nutrition fruit bread very rich, many t
Biology
Pagoda tree
In the temples in some places such as India, Srilanca, Myanmar where the Bodhi Tree is planted (Ficus reliosa.Linn). In the sutta the Bodhi Tree is called
Animal world
1.5 meter long diamond python curled up in the trunk
The sniper specialist Tony Morrison was sent to catch the python slithering into the car engine after swallowing the prey on the ground, Sun reported yesterday.
Animal world
The dog keeps its shape for 60 years stuck in the trunk
In fact, the dog became a petrified mummy after failing to struggle to escape the tree, Newsweek reported.
Animal world
Why do woodpeckers type forever but not ... headache?
When flirting with mates, woodpeckers need to make more than 12,000 strokes a day. However, they are still
Animal world
The 'giant' creature that hid in the woods made everyone terrified
Looking at this picture, one of us feels panicked. Dare to fish that 10 people look, then 11 people have to utter the sentence:
Animal world
10 interesting secrets about the woodpecker
Pileated ants, the largest species in North America, tucked their heads into the trunk at 24km / h, 20 times per second. So why don't their heads melt to pieces?
Animal world
Secret bones of woodpecker heads
Researching the head bones of woodpeckers can help scientists build helmets that protect the brain from serious injury.
Animal world
Discover an unusual frog species in Vietnam
ABC News on January 6 reported that an Australian scientist has discovered an unusual species of frog in southern Vietnam and named the vampire flying frog (vampire flyi…
Animal world
Fish live on ... trunk
A tropical fish living in mangrove swamps in the Americas can survive for months without water, similar to the way animals have adapted to land.
Animal world
Why do bears rub their backs against trees?
Not because of the unbearable itch, but the grizzly bears rub themselves against the trunk. They did it because they wanted to ... talk to other children.