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A new finding published in Science shows that since childhood, all worker bees have been
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A new finding published in Science shows that since childhood, all worker bees have been
When it comes to distinguishing comrades and enemies based on genetic differences, humans appear to be far behind ants. These tiny insects can detect other genetic diffe…
Bees can be evil relatives. Queen bees eat eggs of their children, worker bees also eat with their eggs. This activity can be frightening to humans, but it makes the fam…
Getting together for a few days wading the forest at Song Trem forest, before breaking up, engineer Phung Huu Chinh - working at the Hanoi Bee Research Center - gave me…
Excess fat seems to be unacceptable for sports athletes, but with ants, it's a matter of survival and they do everything they can to store energy.
In the animal world, there are species that always discharge themselves for the life of another individual. It may be for their community or for the survival of the next…
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.
An Indian worker recently discovered these strange creatures at a shipyard in the port city of Visakhapatnam, The Sun reported.
'When I think about it, I feel like a nightmare,' said one witness.
A lifeguard finds the tiny blind worm snakes trapped in the snakes' noses in Belagavi, India.
The secret reconnaissance detects a smaller ant nest. Immediately, an elite secret team was sent to beat the weaker community.
Two strange animals lost their lives when they attacked people on the Indonesian island of Borneo, but people do not know which species they belong to.
According to Nicole MacCorkle, panda care worker at Smithsonian National Park (Washington DC, USA), pandas still eat meat if people give it to them, but do not actively…
Not long ago, bat care workers at a center of the Royal Society for Animal Protection (RSPCA) discovered the bat's ability to self-wing if rested and cared for carefully…
A construction worker in Brooklyn city, the US accidentally caught a giant mouse 90cm long from head to tail.