The 'monster' fish uses its antennae to detect and eat pigeons
When pigeons swoop into the river to bathe, this fish uses its sharp antennae to detect and wait for the opportunity to jump out of the water and catch its prey.
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When pigeons swoop into the river to bathe, this fish uses its sharp antennae to detect and wait for the opportunity to jump out of the water and catch its prey.
The Luniaq tram has transparent aluminum windows and uses airless tire technology to navigate the rough lunar surface.
The Benthic Rover II robot is made from wear-resistant, good-pressure-resistant materials, and uses low-battery devices to operate continuously for a year.
As you move through the room, you will hear the horrible grinding of bones. Eventually, you'll lose your balance by its eerie silence.
The ancient mask placed on the skull uses human blood, contributing to expressing the tomb owner's wish for rebirth.
The baby hippo's bravery is well rewarded. But in the end, the two hippo mother and daughter still cannot avoid death.
Silver is one of the most versatile metals on Earth, with a unique combination of uses as a precious metal and an industrial metal.
A molten salt nuclear reactor that uses thorium instead of uranium could be built in the desert and provide electricity for 100,000 people.
Scientists from the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca Plc, the creators of the Covid-19 vaccine, are using similar technology to develop a vaccine capable of treating…
In oriental medicine, chili leaves are a medicine that has many effective therapeutic uses, has the effect of clearing heat, detoxifying, and diuretic, which is very goo…
Austrian company Tec-Innovation has recently introduced a smart shoe that uses ultrasonic sensors to help blind people detect obstacles up to 4 meters away.
Researchers use artificial intelligence (AI) to track and analyze the growing number of unidentified flying objects in Chinese airspace.
Zome's house uses environmentally friendly materials that are resistant to water, moss and fire up to 1,200 degrees Celsius.
The scientists discovered that the SARS-CoV-2 virus uses a mechanism of reaching out tentacles to attack other cells for rapid infection in the human body.
The word plastic is created by Greek inventor Leo Baekeland from the Greek Plastikós, meaning