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Discuss: Is it possible to use animals to measure the radioactivity of irradiated areas? The University of Fukushima, Japan, has announced its decision to send monkeys and wild boars in the irradiated areas after the nuclear accident in the Japanese archipelago in March 2011. Equipped with equipment designed to meet the level of radioactivity, these animals … Continue reading »

 The evolution of mammals is strongly correlated with climate, at least for the species in North America who lived in the aftermath of the Cretaceous . This is reflected in a U.S. study that compares the temperature with the demographics of these animals. Written by Abdullah Al Abbadi/Blue Line News The first mammals appeared on … Continue reading »

Mosquitoes are attracted to certain smells of our body, which depend on … peopl’s contains of becteria. Dutch scientists have identified more specifically these reasons that attract mosquitoes. This is not a track for a new deodorant but hope to limit the Plasmodium infection , the vector of malaria . Continue reading »

Unusual construction crystals identified in the Korjak-mountain, Russia. The substance is not formed on earth, but fell into our planet from space. The so-called quasi-crystals have existed only in the laboratory, and not even the experts expected to occur in nature. Previously, only a vacuum chamber, the procedure was difficult to establish quasi-crystals. Such crystals … Continue reading »

Strokes have little impact, but over time, the consequences can be noticed. A study by researchers at Columbia University in New York (USA) and published in Neurology show their impact on memory. Continue reading »