Nature

Why is the koala slow all day long? Because it eats eucalyptus leaves
The magical eucalyptus tree We all know that Australia is the kingdom of eucalyptus, which is the world of eucalyptus. In fact, in addition to Australia, eucalyptus trees are also found in Papua New Guinea, which is close to Australia, and their distribution is limited to this area.
By Richard Shurwood3 years ago in Earth
How many amazing bridges do you know that rock the world?
A bridge is a link between human beings. It turns what might otherwise be an inaccessible continent into a thoroughfare and pushes human civilization to a new level. It has facilitated the communication between people and the circulation of goods. It has greatly improved the economic, cultural, political, and social life of human beings. Without bridges, human beings could only live in an information-closed environment and become frogs at the bottom of the well. As you can see, the role of bridges is undoubtedly huge. However, the role of bridges is not only to exchange needed commodities with the world, but also because they carry different cultural connotations in different places, so they come in many different shapes. Today, Tao Tao will take you to see this astounding bridge.
By Zeev Lo Va3 years ago in Earth
You know several extremely rare and exotic creatures it
Darwin, a famous British biologist, advocated the origin of species. In the competition for survival in nature, to adapt to a specific environment, organisms underwent a series of natural selection and gradually evolved from primitive forms. This claim may indeed have his truth in front of some strange creatures. Today, Tao Tao will take you to see the strange creatures with musical notes.
By Baudamolova3 years ago in Earth
Artificial rainfall to conquer nature? Despite the benefits, man cannot do as he pleases
Guangdong's little ones should be depressed these two days. The weather has been good, not too cold, not too hot, no wind or rain, even the temperature is close to summer. I thought we would have a sunny and warm year. But to my surprise, the weather forecast suddenly said that there would be moderate to heavy rain in the next two days. As expected, God's face changed as he said. (There is my summary of the article's highlights at the end of the article. If you are in a hurry, you can skip straight to the end to read the summary.)
By Lu Da3 years ago in Earth
A brief history of mankind: humans are animals, with close relatives being chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans
We call ourselves higher animals. Compared to other animals, we humans are slightly more advanced. But the problem is that advanced animals are also animals. The so-called advanced is nothing more than us humans boasting about ourselves. So how did we humans make the transition from animals to advanced animals? This question has been studied and to this day there seems to be no clear and detailed answer, but that doesn't mean there isn't anything to this study.
By Hitchinson Metz3 years ago in Earth
为什么我们不用沙漠里的沙子来建造房屋？
About 20% of the earth's surface is desert, and the ground of these barren places is almost always covered with thick sand, such as the famous Sahara Desert, where the average thickness of sand can be as high as about 150m.
By Madison Hart3 years ago in Earth
How Farm Raised Frankenfish Attack Wild Salmon and Environment Hooked by False Marketing
One of my fondest memories is catching salmon in the Pacific Ocean in younger days. A small live herring is hooked through its back, lowered into the dark water to be a delicious snack for a passing salmon. Once caught, the sudden flight away, the spin reel whirring, the run-and-pull minutes to gradually tire out its strength to survive, and finally lifting up the beautiful silver scaled fish.
By Annemarie Berukoff3 years ago in Earth
Foraging For Seeds
September 23rd is the beginning of the seed gathering season. A month-long event where people collect their favorite seeds before the winter frost sets in. Here is how to collect seeds and store them for next spring.
By M.L. Lewis3 years ago in Earth
A Canadian Tiger and a Curious Punctuation Mark
“I have never seen a bear in the wild,” said the hubby one fine day much earlier in the century. “C’mon, that can’t be true,” I said.
By Amethyst Qu3 years ago in Earth
Why Fake Meat is Junk Food for Health and Environment with Tasty Private Profits
Let’s get this right at least with the universe. Let’s participate with Earth’s ecosystem or live and die in a glass tube.
By Annemarie Berukoff3 years ago in Earth
Cool like the other side of the flower
Autumn is a harvest season and a golden season. Golden yellow crops, golden yellow leaves, golden yellow everywhere, and all kinds of small golden flowers, everywhere is golden yellow a color, as if it is everywhere gold, very nice.
By Vranes Samaha3 years ago in Earth
The 7 highest paid head coaches in the NBA for the new season, Nash made the cut and the top two are great value for money
Recently, the American media Fadeaway World listed the salaries of the team's head coaches for the 2022-23 season. Let's take a look at the list.
By Sukkning3 years ago in Earth