What is the Island Rule? What is the Island Rule in Biogeography? The island rule is a pattern in evolution that suggests that organisms that colonize islands tend to become either much larger or much smaller than their mainland counterparts. This pattern has been observed in a variety of organisms, from Komodo dragons to Galapagos […]
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The California harvester ant, also known as Pogonomyrmex californicus, is a species of ant found in arid regions of California. This ant species has the distinction of having one of the most toxic venoms ever recorded in insects. The venom of these ants is so toxic that it can kill a 2kg rat with just 12 stings.
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Did you know that every year, seven hundred thousand birds are killed by collisions with wind turbines? It’s a significant problem that researchers have been trying to solve for years. However, a new solution might finally be the answer.
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