Biology
Find the common ancestor of every species on Earth
Dr. William Duax and colleagues at the University of Buffalo in New York (USA) have created a new evolutionary tree by comparing proteins from genes of organisms stored…
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Biology
Two-colored daisies
William Underwood, 73, was surprised to discover a strange flower in the daisy garden of his home: a daisy with two colors, half yellow and half pink.
Animal world
What do the dog bosses see when observing humans, do you know?
After work every afternoon, open the door, a pair of glittering eyes looking up, the tail fluttering excitedly.
Animal world
The film crew covered the slope to save the flock of penguins falling into the canyon
The penguins decided to use a snow-covered slope to be dug out of the ravines by the BBC crew.
Animal world
The snake image slithered across the sniper rifle throat causing unexpected fever
Fox News page on April 19 said the impressive image of snakes on sniper rifles feverishly believe on social networks.
Animal world
The poisonous fish hides the sword in its head
According to the University of Kansas (USA) team, the sharp, long bones they call
Animal world
Snake boomslang drama poison swallowed chameleon
Visitors Josephine Williams witnessed a chameleon struggling to escape the snake boomslang (Dispholidus typus) in Kruger National Park, South Africa, Earth Touch News on…
Animal world
Kingfishers are hungry to swallow the snake for 10 minutes
A wildlife rescue worker, burns kookaburra kingfisher figures perched on a fence in the yard in the suburb of Tewantin, Sunshine Coast, Queensland to enjoy a snake.
Animal world
Brown snake bites the skull swallowing the cobra after the death war
Liz Williams, a resident of Nanneella, Victoria, Australia, saw a deadly snake with oriental brown snake on January 12, according to the International Business Times.
Animal world
Do bats have interference with each other's sound waves to scramble for 'eating pieces'?
According to How Stuff Works, all living things in nature try to gain an advantage when searching for the next meal.
Animal world
The tail is nearly half a meter long, and the cat Cygnus is listed in the Guinness record
According to the Oddicentral newspaper, the cat Cygnus has 44.66cm long tail to buttocks in June 2016.
Animal world
Risk of extinction of large and small species
The largest and smallest species are at greatest risk of extinction and this will have serious consequences for the Earth's ecosystem.
Animal world
Fishes have the ability to evolve the fastest through earthquakes
To be able to adapt to the new environment after the earthquake, threespine sticklebacks had to change themselves to survive.
Animal world
Discovered new super healthy shrews
Scientists have discovered new shrews with special backbone structures that help them gain extraordinary power.
Animal world
Detecting pirate fish 'equipped' chemical weapons
The strange freshwater fish, called the pirate fish, could use the chemical it created to cover the body odor and evade the eyes of the enemy.