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19.12.2015 8:12, Emus

Bacteria help the beetle digest caffeine
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/bakterii-pomogay...varivat-kofein/
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21.12.2015 15:21, Wild Yuri

Maaki in Sakha! http://news.ykt.ru/article/12674
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21.12.2015 15:21, Wild Yuri

Especially interesting are the comments. smile.gif
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22.12.2015 10:23, Emus

America prepares to repel the Chinese insect
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/amerika-gotovits...ogo-nasekomogo/
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25.12.2015 8:36, Emus

Entomologists describe a new type of bug
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/drakon-iz-silmar...neyskomu-klopu/

26.12.2015 9:22, Emus

Protein helps mosquitoes choose their prey at the optimal temperature
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/belok-pomogaet-k...y-temperaturyi/
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28.12.2015 12:07, Emus

The palm weevil can fly 50 kilometers a day
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/palmovyiy-dolgon...lometrov-v-den/
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30.12.2015 8:38, Emus

Mystery of termites ' architectural prowess revealed
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/raskryita-zagadk...rstva-termitov/
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31.12.2015 8:30, Emus

Japanese entomologists studied jumping pupae. Video
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/yaponskie-entomo...ushhih-kukolok/
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12.01.2016 8:50, Emus

Trees use chemical weapons against termites
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/derevya-primenya...heskoe-oruzhie/

13.01.2016 10:44, Emus

A blooming bush on the bank of a pond attracts female mosquitoes
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/tsvetushhiy-kust...-komarov-samok/

14.01.2016 10:01, Emus

In ants, the brain "shuts down" while walking
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/u-muravev-vo-vre...uchaetsya-mozg/
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15.01.2016 11:39, Alexandr Zhakov

http://kgbase.ru/?p=314
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17.01.2016 10:54, Emus

Diving flies
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/muhi-vodolazyi/

18.01.2016 8:19, Emus

Cryobiologists revived the tardigrades that were in a 30-year freeze
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/kriobiologi-ozhi...ozke-tihohodok/
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19.01.2016 8:47, Emus

Mating calls of insects are used against them
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/brachnyie-prizyi...nyi-protiv-nih/

19.01.2016 18:58, Emus

Mimicking each other, nymphalid butterflies have learned to use smell when choosing a partner
http://elementy.ru/novosti_nauki/432671/Mi...polzovat_zapakh
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20.01.2016 10:01, Emus

In the intestines of dormant wasps, yeast engages in interspecific mating
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/v-kishechnike-sp...im-sparivaniem/

23.01.2016 8:32, Emus

Venus flytrap "counts" to five. Video
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/venerina-muholov...do-pyati-video/
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04.02.2016 9:02, Emus

From the larvae of beetles, the inhabitants of Namibia get poison for arrows
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/iz-lichinok-zhuk...yad-dlya-strel/
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05.02.2016 0:08, Melittia

Tula entomologists, do you know?

http://rusvesna.su/news/1454616398
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05.02.2016 8:36, Emus

Hairy-legged butterflies pollinated Jurassic bennettites
http://sci-dig.ru/paleontology/babochki-s-...ie-bennettityi/
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05.02.2016 8:44, Emus

Researchers have confirmed the discovery of a new species of spider pigtail in the forests of the US state of Oregon
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/biologi-otkryili...stera-begemota/
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05.02.2016 13:26, Wild Yuri

Here it is, the end of the world. http://rusvesna.su/news/1454616398

05.02.2016 13:27, Wild Yuri

I don't know what kind of creatures they are. Tell me. And why there are so many of them.

05.02.2016 13:42, ИНО

Tula entomologists, do you know?

http://rusvesna.su/news/1454616398

Nifiga itself, in what area Rusvesnu brought! In the last comment (with a link to YouTube), in general, they correctly identified, however, there may be different species there, not only Desoria hiemalis, but that the legtails are accurate. Here-here learn more about them.
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07.02.2016 17:35, Wild Yuri

Well, here's more from Rusvesny: http://rusvesna.su/future/1425590758.

07.02.2016 17:35, Wild Yuri

And so: http://rusvesna.su/future/1437336232. And there's a lot of stuff about insects! Apparently, entomologists run this organization! smile.gif

This post was edited by Wild Yuri - 07.02.2016 21: 49

08.02.2016 3:59, ИНО

And earlier it was about the Russian Spring. And after it was canceled at the very top of the Russian Federation, reducing it to the "Crimean Spring", what else can they do but write about battery-powered cockroaches?
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10.02.2016 8:26, Emus

Ants of different species distinguish the uterus by using different substances
http://sci-dig.ru/biology/muravi-raznyih-v...nyih-veshhestv/
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11.02.2016 9:23, Wild Yuri

And earlier it was about the Russian Spring. And after it was canceled at the very top of the Russian Federation, reducing it to the "Crimean Spring", what else can they do but write about battery-powered cockroaches?

It's about everything. Very diverse site. That's why I love him. As for the "drain" - it's not there, just... About this better somewhere in another section.

12.02.2016 0:51, ИНО

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17.02.2016 12:23, Wild Yuri

Glory to the sanctions! Thanks to them, a small company from Voronezh, engaged in breeding bumblebees for agriculture, has increased its share in the Russian market to 80 percent and is developing the CIS countries. http://www.rg.ru/2015/07/27/reg-cfo/shmel.html

17.02.2016 15:07, ИНО

The only wonder is why they used to buy imported ones before, because they were still quite expensive ten years ago (our farmers also bought them), despite the fact that the breeding technology is generally not at all expensive.
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19.02.2016 9:28, Emus

A fascinating world of agile, warlike ants and heavy armored termites has been discovered by paleontologists in Burmese amber dating back to the mid-Cretaceous period.
http://sci-dig.ru/paleontology/muravi-i-te...lovogo-perioda/
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19.02.2016 14:00, Wild Yuri

The only wonder is why they used to buy imported ones before, because they were still quite expensive ten years ago (our farmers also bought them), despite the fact that the breeding technology is generally not at all expensive.

Our bumblebee growers were still weak then. The company was established in 2002, but it really started to supply something to the market only in the last five years.

22.02.2016 23:02, CosMosk

The only wonder is why they used to buy imported ones before, because they were still quite expensive ten years ago (our farmers also bought them), despite the fact that the breeding technology is generally not at all expensive.

for example, all sorts of subtleties, such as the necessary wintering of females, but at 100%.humidity, so that they don't die..

PS:
Posters, could you write at least some thread annotations essentially to rootless links, if life is really short for more..?
Not everyone is interested in opening nepoymi-that in a row, but still for some reason we look here.

This post was edited by CosMosk - 22.02.2016 23: 12
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22.02.2016 23:04, ИНО

Do you think this is expensive?

22.02.2016 23:05, CosMosk

Do you think this is expensive?

All my experience shows that in every decent business there are subtleties that you still need to know.
- - - -
money? The oligarch Polonsky, who also "became famous all over the country" with the spectacular phrase" Those who don't have a billion can go to the ass", was jailed in Cambodia.

"In technology, the most terrible thing is to be a C-student. A troechnik is a person who is competent enough to imagine the consequences of a catastrophe, but not competent enough to prevent it. " I. V. Kurchatov

This post was edited by CosMosk - 22.02.2016 23: 09

22.02.2016 23:17, ИНО

There are subtleties everywhere, but there may not be large material costs. If you are aware that commercial bumblebee farming uses such high material costs that the product costs a lot of money, please enlighten us. By the way, bumblebee farming in most applications can be replaced with great success by osmi farming, where everything is generally as simple as a Kalashnikov assault rifle. Subtle humor about some oligarch, and Cambodian justice, sorry, did not appreciate.

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