The ancient tree that survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima
Some tree species, such as weeping willows, camphor trees, persimmons, and eucalyptus, have stood strong and sprouted new shoots despite...
Admiring the Last Clusters of Flowers in the World’s Extreme Regions
Arctic Poppy Plants Strive to Survive Harsh Weather Scientists have found them just 51 cm south of the North Pole.Inuit...
Australia’s Pristine Forests Die en Masse Due to Drought and Climate Change
Following the mass coral bleaching event earlier this year, Australia is witnessing a significant decline in its ancient forests due...
Unique Cactus Species That Dies to Continue Existing and Spreading Across the Desert
The unusual cactus known as the "Creeping Devil" in Mexico not only has the ability to 'walk' but also possesses...
How to Distinguish Ngọc Linh Ginseng and Lai Châu Ginseng
Vietnamese scientists have recently sequenced genes to differentiate between Lai Chau ginseng and Ngoc Linh ginseng to prevent confusion and...
New Pepper Variety Sets World Record for Hottest Pepper
The Guinness World Records has recognized Pepper X as the hottest chili pepper in the world, surpassing the previous record...
Many times finding gold, experts conclude: Wherever this type of plant is found, there may be treasures
Thanks to this plant, many gold mines have been discovered.Geobotanical prospecting is a fascinating field.According to Futurism, during the Middle...
Nepal’s Poor Change Their Lives by Supplying Shrubs to Japan for Printing Money
A type of shrub growing on the impoverished hillsides of Nepal is providing raw materials for making banknotes used in...
Behold the Centenary Bloom
A Pineapple Relative Blooming Once Every Century in the AndesThe rare, long-lived plant scientifically known as Puya raimondii dominates the...
More than 1,000 trillion of these insects are burrowing up, causing the United States to face its biggest “disaster” in 221 years
Since 1803, this will be the first time that insects from these two broods will emerge simultaneously in the United...
