Alwyn Wills is renowned for his YouTube channel, “A Chick Called Albert,” where he shares videos showcasing various birds and their lives, from egg to full-fledged beauty. Animal lovers worldwide appreciate his films, but one video, in particular, has captured special attention. While browsing in a pet store, Alwyn noticed a lone mini egg in one of the cages. There was … [Read more...] about Abandoned mini egg found by animal lover, now hatched and grown into a beauty
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Magical Mini Mushroom: A Vibrant Discovery in Taipei
In the bustling streets of Taipei, a tiny marvel of nature has captured the hearts of many. On November 17, 2022, Eric Cho, a 32-year-old pharmacist, stumbled upon an enchanting mushroom species near Section 3 of Zhishan Road in Taipei City's Shilin District. The captivating fungus, believed to be Mycena subcyanocephala, has since become an online sensation. Cho's … [Read more...] about Magical Mini Mushroom: A Vibrant Discovery in Taipei
“Mini Antlers” Grown On Mice Heads After Scientists Implant Deer Cells
In a fascinating feat of genetic engineering, scientists have successfully grown "mini antlers" on the heads of mice by incorporating deer genes into the mouse genome, offering a glimpse into the regenerative potential hidden within mammals. The groundbreaking research suggests that even in species that have lost the ability to regenerate organs, there may still be regenerative … [Read more...] about “Mini Antlers” Grown On Mice Heads After Scientists Implant Deer Cells
Mini Bonsai Trees Can Produce Full-Sized Apples, Quinces, and Pomegranates
Did you know that miniature Bonsai fruit trees can produce full-sized fruit much like their larger counterparts? Despite their diminutive size, mini Bonsai are prolific fruit bearing because they grow from the same seeds as conventional trees. Because a potted Bonsai fruit tree is genetically identical to those in an orchard, the fruit produced frequently exceeds grocery store … [Read more...] about Mini Bonsai Trees Can Produce Full-Sized Apples, Quinces, and Pomegranates