Second Ebola patient dies in Uganda, Kenya on high alert Second Ebola patient dies in Uganda, Kenya on high alert A second patient affected with the deadly Ebola virus in Uganda has died in the current outbreak, a health ministry official said on Thursday. “A grandmother also died last night,” Emanuel Ainebyona, Uganda health ministry […]
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Researchers find genes that could help create more resilient chickens An international team of scientists, led by Penn State researchers, have identified genes that may help farmers, especially ones in low- and middle-income countries, breed chickens that can resist one of the biggest disease threats facing poultry today. In the study, the researchers found that a
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Farmers press the case for insect protein in poultry feed Farmers press the case for insect protein in poultry feed Poultry farmers have been pushing government to permit the scaling-up of production and use of insect protein in poultry feed. This week, the Insect Biomass Conversion Task & Finish Group called on the Government to
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Octopus Arms Are Capable of Making Decisions Without Input From Their Brains With the ability to use tools, solve complex puzzles, and even play tricks on humans just for funsies, octopuses are fiercely smart. But their intelligence is quite weirdly built, since the eight-armed cephalopods have evolved differently from pretty much every other type of organism on Earth. Rather
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