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Biology

Turning Defense Into Offense! In The Future, Genetically Modified Crops May Learn To Catch Their Own Bugs

Scientists have applied genetic analysis tools to study insectivorous plants. The study depicted the dynamics of calcium molecules in the leaves of carnivorous plants when insect prey landed on the leaves and were captured by sticky secretions.

Fungal Manipulation Of "Zombie Flies": Mating Won't Stop Even After Death!

Researchers believe that the longer a female fly killed by a fungal infection dies, the greater the spread of these fungi, releasing more chemical signals

Why Didn't The Fierce And Brutal Piranha Dominate The Amazon? Here Lies Its Natural Enemy

The primitive food chain is mutually exclusive, so that different species can continue to survive in nature, piranhas have a nemesis even if they are fierce.