Species
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Seychelles giant tortoises have successfully staged a miracle of ecological renaissance and are on the verge of extinction until their numbers surpass local humans
Abstract: A new study involving researchers including members of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUC
New Zealand's artificial breeding of giant weta has made progress and has been breeding for four to five generations in the wild
Abstract: New Zealand's largest giant weta, wētāpunga, has established new wild populations outside its native islands t
Scientists unveil the mystery of the disappearance of ancient European bison: it was not a single disaster, but multiple pressures that led to extinction
Abstract: An international study led by Lund University in Sweden found that the disappearance of Aurochs in Northern Eu
Scientists find cellular "energy-saving switch": activating AMPK can extend the life span of various models of organisms by more than 25%
Abstract: Scientists have discovered that by directly activating a key "energy sensor" in cells, it is possible to delay
Two new species of sea spider discovered in Canadian waters. Their fuzzy feet and “three-petal strange mouth” refresh our understanding.
Abstract: A research team from the University of British Columbia in Canada recently discovered and described two previo
Gene-edited bananas expected to hit UK stores, less likely to brown after being sliced
Summary: A gene-edited banana that stays yellow for a long time after being cut is one step closer to British consumers.
Global research finds that plant communities leave long-term traces. Even if grasslands are restored for 300 years, they may not return to their former glory.
Abstract: A recent study covering six continents around the world found that after grasslands experience farming, agricu
Foreign media pay attention to China's live broadcast to sell goods Li Jiaqi: AI cannot replace real anchors
Abstract: On September 24, Reuters issued an article focusing on the development of China’s live streaming industry, esp
A 560-million-year-old animal fossil was discovered at a Norwegian sheep farm in an extremely rare three-dimensional preserved form
Abstract: An ancient animal fossil dating back about 560 million years was recently discovered in an ordinary sheep farm