Michael Polito, an associate professor of oceanography and marine science at Louisiana State University, says that for penguins, even if the iceberg does not completely prevent entry into the ocean, it can force them to move around the ice to bring back food for their cubs. . While penguins can …
Read More »Lama ‘Nanobodies’ is a powerful new COVID-19 treatment: a study
According to a new study, a lalama named Valley may hold a key in the fight against coronavirus. According to the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, citing the virus that causes COVID-19, researchers have found a way to extract small but extremely powerful SARS-COVID-2 antibody fragments from saliva. “ …
Read More »Monkeys can be as self-domesticated as humans, studies suggest
New research suggests that monkeys, like humans, may be engaged in the process of self-adaptation, altering their own evolutionary and physiological pathways through the way they interact with each other. It has long been recognized that animal rearing promotes certain physical features that are not found in their wild counterparts. …
Read More »Beetle armor gives the key to hard planes
NEW YORK (AP) – It’s a beetle that can withstand bird droppings, animal rocks and be rolled by a Toyota Camry. Now scientists are studying what the crush-resistant shell of a bug can teach them about the formation of strong planes and buildings. “This beetle is very tough,” said Pablo …
Read More »Jean-Claude Van Damme has saved a dog’s life after a passport controversy
According to a report, Belgian martial arts star Jean-Claude Van Damme showed his soft side when he stepped on the field between Norway and Bulgaria to save the month-old Chihuahua from euthanasia. After selling to Norway’s new owners, Raya was not allowed to register because she had entered the country …
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