Trees are growing faster
A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
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A study in the United States showed that plants are growing faster than two centuries ago because of the increase in global temperature.
Cow, goat, horse ... eating grass is common, but carnivorous plants are a strange thing, it has been a long time but it is always exciting for bonsai lovers ...
The warm lid is often called the beautiful assassin in the wild by colorful colorful cup leaves with sweet honey as bait to attract insects and small animals.
Experts say more than half of the reefs may disappear within the next 50 years, largely due to climate change, causing ocean temperatures to rise.
Whether in Canada or the Caribbean, leaves don't have to worry about outside temperatures - they have built-in weather controllers for the purpose of keeping them comfor…
Global warming can affect one of the world's major oilseed crops - sunflower. Understanding the genetic information of early sunflowers is key to improving future harves…
We often see the blue scum hovering above the water of the reservoirs, it may even cover your favorite fishing ponds or even appear in your aquarium. Scum that is blue-g…
Considered to be one of the best biofuels to help limit the effects of global warming, palm oil is the cause of deforestation. Forests every day
Limiting emissions is a measure recommended by experts to address global warming. While countries are discussing the direction to do this, an Australian entrepreneur int…
Some shrubs have the ability to shorten flowering time to adapt to climate warming. This is the first signal of a one
When deciding on which flower to land on, the bumblebee will learn the warmth there. And they use the color of the flower as an indicator of temperature, the researchers…
Can crabs survive in warmer water temperatures? Scientists are concerned that if ocean water heats up a few more degrees in the future, do not know if sea crabs can pres…
Tuna throws its tail in pots after thawing under warm running water thanks to the method of preserving fresh fish commonly used in Japan.
The image of the Koala is probably no stranger to us. Gray hair, big fat, round ears and big nose - wouldn't be too much if they were considered one of the cutest animal…
Mrs. Bohec and her colleagues calculated that in just a few decades, about 1.1 million pairs of emperor penguins would be forced to leave their birthplace today.