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Naked Mole Rat: Can You Have This Hairless Rodent as Pet? - Vimarsana News

Naked Mole Rat: Can You Have This Hairless Rodent as Pet?

The naked mole rat is furless compared with other rodent species. Click to read more. Naked mole rats are pink, hairless rodents that are native to the Horn of Africa and some parts of Kenya and the Somali regions, where droughts are uncommon and the climate ranges from semi-arid and arid.

As animal seed dispersers go the way of the dodo, forest plants are at risk - Vimarsana News

As animal seed dispersers go the way of the dodo, forest plants are at risk

Birds, bats, elephants, apes, rodents and many other animal species spread plant seeds throughout the world. But as those animal populations diminish, so do the plants that rely on wildlife to shift their range, especially as climate change worsens.

'Honey laundering' and other food fraud costs billions. Now there's a new way to fight it - Vimarsana News

'Honey laundering' and other food fraud costs billions. Now there's a new way to fight it

Botanists have developed a faster and cheaper approach to countering false claims of geographical origin, such as Mexican-grown tomatoes sold as Canadian

What are Homo sapiens? - Vimarsana News

What are Homo sapiens?

H. sapiens sapiens. There were once many species in the genus Homo, but all species and subspecies besides modern humans are now extinct. In 1758, Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus was the first person to give humans the name H. sapiens. According to Encyclopedia Britannica, the term "homo sapiens" is derived from Latin and means "wise man."  Related: The evolution of modern humans About 6 million years ago, an ancestor species of humans, chimpanzees and bonobos lived on the continent of Africa. Around that time, one group of those ancestral apes began to differentiate itself and split from...