Science
Turn on the cutlery, and the meal will taste good, drink white water and taste lemon.
As a standard "dry rice man", what I am most afraid of on the way to work is that "the food is not delicious". However, nothing can stop the dry rice workers, the food is not delicious, maybe change a pair of chopsticks!
By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth
Rodents take nature away, how do we get it back?
About 1000 years ago, the island where New Zealand is located is still a wild land. Birds, reptiles and invertebrates still thrive in this dense forest hundreds of kilometers away from other continents. But in the 13th century, when the Maori migrated to New Zealand, they also brought Polynesian rats (Polynesian rats) as food. Since then, humans and rodents have begun to change the ecological balance of New Zealand, while native species have begun to become extinct.
By gaisndm Hawkshaw4 years ago in Earth
Without this barrier in the brain, people might die, and now scientists have decided to open it.
Neurons in the human brain are very fragile and need to be protected by a stable blood-brain barrier. Usually, it is a variety of diseases that open the barrier, and in order to treat these and more diseases, scientists decide to open it themselves.
By jsyeem shekels4 years ago in Earth
How do the eels that are "father" and "mother" reproduce?
The eel is an interesting fish, especially in the matter of reproduction, because all male eels were once females, but they completed a magnificent transformation after reproduction, which means that the eel has to go through a lifetime of "mothering" and "fathering" two This means that eels have to go through two processes: "motherhood" and "fatherhood". So, how do eels reproduce? And how do they change? Let's find out.
By Kalmi kovova4 years ago in Earth
American scientists released their son and chimpanzee together and lived for 9 months, why suddenly terminated
Man belongs to the primate species, so what is the difference between man and animals? Descartes put forward the philosophical proposition: I think, therefore I am.
By Hitchinson Metz4 years ago in Earth
The crocodile couple who have been mating for nearly 50 years and still have no baby finally found the cause of the disease, but the reason is hard to say!
Hector and Luiza are two crocodiles, one male, and one female, the majestic spectacled caimans that have been "in residence" at the Poznań Zoo in Poland since 1973, and have been the centerpiece of the zoo's largest amphibian house!
By Ferrari Ron4 years ago in Earth
