Earthworms help slow climate change
Earthworms can help keep water in the soil during the dry season, prevent flooding and reduce the impact of global warming.
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Earthworms can help keep water in the soil during the dry season, prevent flooding and reduce the impact of global warming.
They look like monsters from other planets, but these strange insects actually exist on Earth. Photographer Rundstedt Rovillos has captured images of these strange creat…
The multicellular organism Halicephalobus mephisto lives at a depth of more than 3.5 km (deeper than any other known creature) found in the Witwatersrand basin, near Joh…
US scientists have decoded the DNA of a parasitic worm that causes helminths.
Over the past 12 years, biologists from the University of Liverpool (UK) have studied a strange round worm that can discolor its host parasite into red to alert the enem…
It's just a worm, a small roundworm that lives in the soil - but has a great significance for biomedical and biological cycles day and night ...
A rather interesting scientific information has revealed that scientists have discovered a gene that allows insects to regenerate their body parts after being removed.
The news network Sina Hong Kong on September 6 reported that Jamie Rooney, an English tourist who was walking in South Africa Kruger National Park, captured the extremel…
By cultivating more genes, Swiss scientists have just created corn that is able to secrete chemicals to kill them when they chew on their roots.
Scientists have found a plant capable of pretending to be ill to fool moths in Ecuador.
Scientists have found evidence of the existence of a giant worm up to 10 meters long from prehistoric times in the coastal city of Torbay, southwestern England.
Scientists have deciphered the genome of the Pristionchus pacificus nematode, thereby bringing new insights into the evolution of parasites.
Dr. David Merritt of the University of Queensland (Australia) discovered daily biorhythms as a factor in the act of turning on and off 'lights' in glowing worms.
A sea worm with a stronger jaw than teeth is suggesting to scientists about a super-durable material in the future.
There is a saying that the enemy understands your weakest point very right in the case of leafy plants and creatures that evolve: When plant eaters develop a new offensi…