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KOMPAS.com- Livestock leave traces wherever they go and insects and invertebrates can leave these traces. Traces are like saliva or dead skin with DNA in the middle. Apparently this DNA …
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KOMPAS.com- One study found that “ugly-looking” or unattractive fish are the most endangered species. A documentary like Blue Planet describes the incredible variety of life in the oceans, from the …
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KOMPAS.com – The research team at the National Museum d’Histoire Naturelle in a study found evidence that butterflies use their survival, namely to avoid predators. The butterfly is used as …
Graphene-perovskite solar panels installed in Crete (source: Cnr) © ANSA / Ansa Efficient, sustainable and with great commercial potential: they are i photovoltaic panels from third generationwhere silicon is replaced …
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KOMPAS.com- About 13,200 years ago a mastodon, a former male elephant was killed in a fight over a female in what is now Indiana, United States. Now, a new analysis …
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KOMPAS.com – There are various effects seen when the sea gets warmer. Recent research suggests that warmer seas make predators more active. These findings suggest that these changes in conditions …
SUKABUMUPDATE.com – As is well known, fish is a healthy source of protein and fat. Therefore, it is highly recommended to consume it regularly. Advertising But there are some conclusions …
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KOMPAS.com – Millions of years ago, bipedal dinosaurs hid on the shores of the Asian continent. Discoveries of herbivorous dinosaur fossils in Japan show traces of ancient animals in the …
KOMPAS.com – Millions of years ago, bipedal dinosaurs hid on the shores of the Asian continent. Discoveries of herbivorous dinosaur fossils in Japan show traces of ancient animals in the …
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KOMPAS.com – Fernandina Island giant tortoise species are estimated to be extinct 100 years ago. But good news came from researchers who revealed that the species was found still alive …