What are Humans? Although this might seem like a rather trivial, or even senseless question, it is in fact an actively researched topic in science, especially biology, anthropology and archeology. To be precise, we belong&hellip
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Difference between Senescence and Abscission
It is always mistaken that plants are a non-living species. However, it is not true scientifically. Just like any living species on the earth, plants do have a life in a true sense meaning they&hellip
Why do cobras spit venom?
Why do cobras spit venom? Cobras are one of the most fearsome species of snake in the world. Partly this is because of their venomous bite. Cobras, when they bite, have neurotoxic venom, which can&hellip
Why Do Gophers Hibernate?
The two key species of gophers are the Richardsons ground squirrel and the pocket gopher. There have been questions on whether all species of gophers hibernate. Even though this has not been conclusively stated by&hellip
Why do betta fish fight?
Betta fish is also referred to as the fighting fish because it is commonly seen fighting with other fish of the same species. Aquarium keepers and fish lovers need not get this idea from an&hellip
Why are owls considered wise?
Owls are very popular species of birds because of their huge eyes and their so-called reputation of being very smart and wise. Birds in general are thought to be very intelligent with some species thought&hellip
Why do owls have three eyelids?
Owls are one of the most popular species of birds because of their phenomenal vision. Â Their eyes are considered to have a very long and wide range making some people describe them as having binocular&hellip
Why do lynxes have ear tufts?
Lynxes are wild cats that are medium in size and are characterized by black tufts on their long ears and tails. Â They basically eat rodents in the wild and do their hunting activities mostly at&hellip
Why is Natural Selection important?
Why is Natural Selection important? Everything here on earth exists with a purpose and that existence makes any living thing to survive and live longer. It was Charles Darwin who introduced the Theory of Evolution&hellip
Why is Yeast important?
Why is Yeast important? Yeasts refer to the group of eukaryotic unicellular fungi in which only 1,500 (or 1%) of its entire species have been identified. Because of its physiological properties, yeasts have helped science&hellip
