Scientists Discover How Alpine Plant Camouflages to Outsmart Hungry Caterpillars
Scientists have discovered how an alpine plant uses genetic camouflage to evade hungry caterpillars, revealing a fascinating co-evolution between plants and insects.
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Global Visitors Flock to Wuxi’s Spectacular Cherry Blossom Festival
Wuxi’s International Cherry Blossom Festival in east China welcomes global visitors to celebrate among 30,000 blooming cherry trees, blending culture, nature, and international friendship.
Bougainvillea Blooms Transform Shenzhen’s Gankeng Ancient Town
Bougainvillea blooms transform the rooftops of Shenzhen’s Gankeng Ancient Town, drawing visitors to the vibrant Hakka village this spring.
Deadly Storms Sweep U.S., Leaving 42 Dead and Widespread Destruction
At least 42 people have died as a powerful storm system unleashed tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms across eight U.S. states, causing widespread destruction in the South and Midwest.
Chinese Scientists Develop AI Tool to Predict Liver Cancer Recurrence
Chinese researchers have developed an AI tool that predicts liver cancer recurrence with 82% accuracy, offering hope for improved patient outcomes.
Deadly Tornadoes, Wildfires, and Dust Storms Ravage the U.S.
At least 37 people have died as tornadoes, wildfires, and dust storms ravaged the U.S. this weekend, highlighting the devastating impact of natural disasters.
Deadly Storms Sweep U.S. Midwest, Over 30 Lives Lost
Over 30 people have died as violent storms swept across multiple U.S. states this weekend, with Missouri hit particularly hard. Tornadoes, dust storms, and blizzard conditions devastated communities.
Smart Machines Drive China’s Greening of the Mu Us Desert
Intelligent machines are revolutionizing China’s afforestation efforts in the Mu Us Desert, transforming barren sands into green landscapes.
China Enacts Landmark Law to Protect Ancient and Famous Trees
China has enacted its first regulation dedicated to protecting ancient and famous trees, marking a significant step in conserving over 5 million such trees nationwide.
Ancient Mammals Used Dark Fur to Hide from Dinosaurs, Study Finds
Scientists discover that early mammals had dark fur to camouflage from predators like dinosaurs, offering new insights into their nocturnal lifestyles and evolution.