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The findings raise the possibility of producing gene-edited chickens that are resistant to the bird flu virus.
https://t.co/ZEGZOG9oX6 — PaperCrowd (@PaperCrowd) June 6, 2019
Large city parks and other undeveloped areas, commonly referred to as "greenspaces," are known to deliver numerous socioecological benefits to urban residents and wildlife. https://t.co/2SIbXVim2x
— PaperCrowd (@PaperCrowd) June 5, 2019
Data recorded by volunteers gives an insight into where wasps are living in the nation's grasslands, woodlands and towns.
— PaperCrowd (@PaperCrowd) May 27, 2019
The researchers say wasps are a much maligned insect, which deserve more attention. https://t.co/uF68bp8lbT
