Tiny elephant shrew discovered after 50 years of disappearance
Scientists have found tiny Somali elephant shrews in Djibouti, more than 50 years after the species was thought to have disappeared.
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Scientists have found tiny Somali elephant shrews in Djibouti, more than 50 years after the species was thought to have disappeared.
Two Australian men have caught a giant oarfish - one of the world's rarest fish - in the Top End.
Indigenous rangers in Western Australia have discovered a colony of 50 night parrots, one of Australia's rarest and most mysterious birds.
This strange creature can develop tumors on its own if it eats too much, and then pass them on to other individuals.
A giant penguin named Pesto is becoming famous and going viral on social media thanks to his unusually large body.
Albino crocodiles are considered extremely rare and scientists estimate there are only about 100 to 200 albino crocodiles in the world.
Ferrets, also known as ferrets. In this species of ferret, when in heat, the females must have a 'husband', otherwise they will die in pain and swelling.
In Vietnam, there are 4 species of cobras, all of which possess deadly venom.
Explore the self-medicating abilities of animals, from chimpanzees eating bitter leaves to caterpillars foraging for poisonous plants. Could these behaviors hold the sec…
Releasing 20 Pitbulls into the African savannah and whether they can survive for a week is a complex question that depends on many factors.
New research by scientists shows that super feral pigs in Canada have a high possibility of spreading into South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, and Minnesota, causing bi…
For Eastern people, the sound of a rooster crowing is a very familiar sound signaling the beginning of a new day. This sound is thanks to the special biological system o…
Four zebrafish are doing well after nearly a month in space on China's Tiangong space station, but they are showing signs of disorientation.
Tennessee state authorities are willing to pay $100 per tagged carp to the person who catches them to reduce the number of white carp in the wild.
In the 1940s, experts used a unique relocation method using planes and parachutes to bring beavers to suitable new homes.