Biology
Why do pine trees have pyramids?
Pine trees, like many other evergreen trees such as spruce and fir, have a pyramidal shape to withstand the effects of wind, snow and light in their environment.
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Biology
Exotic grasses 'submerge' Australian town
The grass flooded the town, forming a pile of roofs. They filled the path, covered the car ... and more and more when there was strong wind.
Biology
Mysterious fir tree regenerates itself from the dead
A huge fir tree that had been hit by the storm, lying on the field, revived miraculously with its upright posture.
Biology
Miraculous ability of mushrooms
The fungus has the ability to control the surrounding air, more accurately manipulating the surrounding weather to bring fungal spores everywhere.
Biology
Li explained the phenomenon of tree cries when ... thirsty
The fact that the tree makes a sound (in addition to the rustling of leaves in the wind) is not something new. However, the sound emitted may indicate that the physical…
Biology
New era: Energy is mainly wind and sun?
Continuous research and development of alternative energy sources will quickly promote the emergence of a new era in Human History, in which two renewable sources are wi…
Biology
Bacteria of future energy storage bacteria
Finding alternative sources of energy has become increasingly urgent as traditional fuel sources are rapidly depleting.
Biology
Switching energy to safety, bees straighten their legs to firmly fly in the wind
New research shows that some bees self-balance themselves with the wind and other disturbances by stretching their sturdy rear legs while flying.
Biology
Why not pour the tree before a storm?
15 years ago, when vacationing in the Landes region, German physicist Claus Mattheck stood in front of a sea pine tree. Although it was blown away by the west wind, the…
Biology
When does the spider fly?
Do you think only Spider-Man can fly? Just wrong. Notice the cloudy autumn days or spring days, there are many spheres floating in the air - spiders are looking for food…
Biology
Male and Tram Huong
Ky Nam and Tram Huong are special products located in the core of Wind trees. In Cambodia, the Wind tree is named Can Krasna (Can, cannada: Tram, Krasna: dark). Perhaps…
Animal world
A mass of dead jellyfish covers the coast of New Zealand
Tens of thousands of jellyfish sail, also called
Animal world
What mysterious forces have prevented the Sun storms?
The sun produces bright rays when the accumulation of magnetic energy is suddenly released from the Sun's surface.
Animal world
Ghost spiders know how to fly silk to make kites to cross the sea
Ghost spiders use silk as kite wings to fly hundreds of kilometers through the ocean to settle on the island more than 600km from the Chilean coast.
Animal world
Use dead turtles to save live turtles
Researchers at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, USA, are using the corpse of the Brassman turtle to study to protect their fellow humans.