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InformationVideo published by Lock Stock Lachlan Onegin-ward (@aussie_wild) meets, in central Australia, a wild lizard that takes advantage of the flies usually harassing a human face to make them its meal. The little animal seems to understand that it is a win-win situation and therefore does not fear that the human will try to harm it.

InformationVideo published by TED According to this experiment, neuroscientist Greg Gage wants to show us that a plant is capable of communicating, and even of counting. The conclusion mainly comes from a simple fact that is easy to observe. He uses a carnivorous plant that closes only if the receptor (a kind of large plant hair) is activated...

InformationVideo published by Hasan Kaval Yes, Hasan Kaval built himself a small flying living room, with a sofa, lamp, TV, slippers, Coke and snacks, all attached to a large paraglider wing so he could float through the air for a few minutes. A truly unusual kind of madness Hasan Kaval’s Instagram Hasan Kaval’s Facebook Hasan Kaval email:...

The race for space exploration never slows down, and one of NASA's next targets is particularly intriguing: the near-Earth asteroid (99942) Apophis. Initially identified as a potential threat to Earth during its 2029 flyby, more recent calculations have ruled out any collision risk. However, this exceptional close approach offers an extraordinary...

InformationVideo published by Temponaut Timelapse In this disgusting video, Temponaut lets a block of minced meat rot for 27 days. We see flies take over the meat to lay eggs and spread larvae in it. I am quite happy to only have the image without the smell, because I think it must smell seriously bad :)

InformationVideo published by John Downer Productions These magnificent images were filmed by a very ingenious spy robot disguised as a hummingbird, with propellers protected by a grille so as not to injure the butterflies. In Mexico, about 500 million monarch butterflies sleep after wintering. At the end of winter and the arrival of spring, the...