Sahara wildlife is getting less and less
Scientists recently reported that the number of wildlife species living in the Sahara desert is disappearing with amazing speed.
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Scientists recently reported that the number of wildlife species living in the Sahara desert is disappearing with amazing speed.
Research by American scientists shows that the marshes of the marshes know how to use small branches to act as bait, making it easier to catch prey.
With a length of 13m, the Purussaurus crocodile is as long as a train, weighing tens of tons. Purussaurus is a Caiman crocodile, they are present on Earth 8 million year…
Species such as snails, abalone and water do not show signs of aging over time, but still maintain fertility.
Thanks to the hidden camera, scientists have recorded several images of this particular animal.
A recent study by a German science shows that pigeons rely on their ability to smell air to find their way to their whereabouts.
Mouse mole star moths, moth grass moths, demon flower mantis are species that have shapes and colors like flowers that confuse other creatures and all humans.
Pristimantis jamescameroni, the name of the newly discovered frog, was named after director James Cameron in honor of his efforts in the field of filmmaking and environm…
Scientists have discovered a new lizard species of small size, the length of the head and body about 35mm.
It is a warning by scientists from the new study: warming temperatures can shrink mammalian size and produce giant reptiles.
Rare bat species found in the tropical forests of African countries show the diverse distribution of bats on this continent.
Of the 160 Anglefish species, up to 25 species have bizarre mating behavior with tiny males using their thorns to plug into their offspring and transmit sperm and suck b…
Proboscis monkeys, also known as long-nosed monkeys. In Malay, they are also called with another name Bekantan.