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Detection of weaknesses of drug resistance
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns of a lapse of antimicrobial resistance, which is growing globally.
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Biology
Spotted spiders have 8 eyes
This is a wall-like spider, they have very large eyes on their heads that are very unusual in structure with a boomerang-shaped corneal layer (V-shaped) that helps it di…
Biology
'Great Wall' of ants
Scientists have unearthed an underground city of ants with a labyrinth of roads that was likened to China 's Great Wall.
Biology
Air conditioning system in ant nest
Ants are famous for their diligence and diligence, but their construction skills still surprise scientists.
Biology
Mysterious spiders invaded Europe
They are black, nearly 20 cm large and congregate on the wall: An unprecedented invasion of a spider in Germany, Austria and Switzerland is astonishing many experts. Nob…
Biology
Effect of cell wall protein in fruit
Scientists at the University of California, Davis studying tomatoes discovered two plant enzymes in the cell walls of the plants that combine to make ripe tomatoes more…
Biology
Cure plant rot in potatoes with new methods
Scientists at Cambridge University had a key genetic discovery of the bacteria that caused plant rot, a potato disease that caused economic losses and this discovery cou…
Biology
Why are ripe apples so bland?
The apple is both crispy and sweet, and the fruit is soft and spongy, pale and tasteless, even though they are born on the same mother tree. Are those light apples witho…
Biology
Why do mosquitoes walk on water and on walls?
Mosquitoes can be blood-sucking, pathogenic, uncomfortable creatures, but they have a pair of animals that no animal can: walk on the wall and walk under water.
Biology
Successfully made a new adhesive.
Small mushroom-shaped hairs are the secret of a new adhesive, a sticky substance developed by scientists at the Max Planck Metal Research Institute, (Stuttgart, Germany)…
Biology
Why do spiders spread silk?
Some spiders weave a net into a net or a tube wall is quite a feat, which is the case of huge house spiders. Other spiders like garden spiders weave into extremely beaut…
Animal world
Why do horse legs have to nail iron?
Speaking of horses, we immediately think of its fast-running ability, fast running of horses makes us think of sounds
Animal world
Kingfisher bird drags snake neck out of brick wall
Rhys Scott recorded the struggle between kookaburra kingfisher and snake in the outskirts of Robertson, south of Brisbane, Australia, on September 18, Viral Hog reported.
Animal world
'The American - Mexican wall' threatens wildlife
According to the article published in BioScience, the small population of symbolic animals like the big horned sheep, Mexican gray wolf and Sonoran branched hornbill wil…
Animal world
The largest snake in Japan can be
They can swim under canals surrounding neighborhoods or climb Japanese tall buildings to find their favorite prey.