Coexisting with the deadliest insects in the world Insects are the most abundant and diverse group of animals on earth. They are essential to the ecosystem and play a vital role in the food chain. However, some insects are dangerous and can cause significant harm to humans and animals. In this article, we will discuss…
Globally, post-harvest losses are not uncommon in the agricultural industry. Zhongli Pan, adjunct professor in the UC Davis Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, may have developed a solution to lessen post-harvest loss, according to a release.카지노사이트 Pan used Internet of Things (IoT) based technology in his project. This smart, wireless technology can be used…
Whether a traditional turkey or a meat-free nut roast, there’s plenty that goes into making a good Christmas dinner.카지노사이트 But while competition at the supermarket or your local butcher is always high ahead of the festive season, this year winds down against the backdrop of warnings of an impending UK food supply crisis. A shortage…
The petrol-blue wings of a swallowtail butterfly, soft fur of a giant Patagonian bumblebee, and oil-painted smudges of a ladybug are some of the details captured by British photographer Levon Biss in a new book that documents insect decline.카지노사이트 Released on 22 November, “Extinct & Endangered: Insects in Peril” is a collaboration between Biss and…
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) may soon allow the import and sale of insects and insect products for human consumption and animal feed.카지노사이트 In a statement on Sunday (Oct 16), the SFA said that after a “thorough scientific review“, it could allow “specific species of insects with a history of human consumption” to be…
Insects that are adapted to perennially wet environments, like tropical rainforests, don’t tend to do well when their surroundings dry out. New research published this Wednesday indicates they may be equally averse to heavy rainfall.카지노사이트 The results of an extensive five-year study conducted in Peru revealed a 50% decline in arthropod biomass following short periods…