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Butterfly's wicked secret
There is a little-known natural secret. That for centuries, butterflies have led the nose of the world.
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10 most dangerous poisonous mushrooms in the world
If eating some poisonous fungi such as mushroom angel wings or skull cap, people will suffer liver, kidney, nervous system damage, leading to death.
Biology
The incredible abilities of insects
In the mysterious natural world, some insects are likened to true warriors because they have superior abilities worthy of being recorded in the
Biology
Admire the beautiful, exotic butterflies in Vietnam
Dry leaf butterflies when folded wings camouflage the same as the leaves, wings of butterfly star fruit with beautiful decorative patterns, reclaiming a snake-shaped hea…
Biology
Ladybug larvae use dung as fighting weapons
Self-defense is one of the instinctive actions of all living things. Each species has a different way of defending itself, ranging from staggering with parts of the body…
Biology
Discovering extremely rare butterflies
An extremely rare butterfly carrying both the male and female sexes has just been discovered in the United States. Its wings also have two distinct colors.
Biology
Discover new insects in northern Vietnam
Scientists have just announced a new insect belonging to the short-winged plant hopper family in northern Vietnam.
Biology
Unexpected discoveries of tiny fruit flies
When frightened or in an emergency situation, fruit flies react abnormally quickly.
Biology
Overwhelmed by the sight of billions of migratory monarchs
Monarch butterflies are also called monarch butterflies. They have the scientific name Danaus plexippus. This is the most present butterfly in North America.
Biology
Close-up of the cicada process
On an occasion of research on organisms and insects, photographer Thomas Marent was fortunate to witness the process of a molting cicada.
Biology
Discover the smallest species of
Recently, scientists discovered an amazingly small insect, whose scientific name is Tinkerbella nana in tropical forests in Costa Rica.
Biology
Cicada-style bactericidal
Use a rubber bag filled with water, put on a surface with many jagged nails. Although the surface is not too sharp, over time, the weight of water will also make the rub…
Biology
Why does the mobile phone run and jump on the water?
Researchers from the University of Cambridge learned how the flying crickets fly easily on the water.
Biology
Detecting Ladybirds 'Headless'
If at first glance a Allenius iviei ladybug, perhaps we will think it is a headless corpse, but actually its head