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According to researchers at Santa Cruz State University in Brazil, the Brazilian flea frog (Brachycephalus pulex) is only 7-8mm long, possibly the smallest vertebrate on…
Many rare animals such as Truong Son muntjac, pig badger, white pheasant... suddenly reappeared in Bach Ma forest, Thua Thien Hue.
Several rare bird species, including a black crane and an oriental white crane, were recently discovered at Hengshui Lake National Nature Reserve in Hebei Province, Nort…
In the world of snakes, the Sea Snake family (Hydrophiidae) gathers small and medium-sized snakes that live in the open sea, have flat tails like oars, and have venom st…
After studying and observing the Ringed caecilian (Siphonops), researchers learned that these creatures have unusual methods of caring for their offspring, including mil…
The Eleonora falcon on Mogador island captures other small birds alive, plucks their flight feathers and stuffs them into rock crevices as a reserve food source.
In many countries, microchipping pets is quite common, even mandatory.
A new study confirms that dogs can understand more than regular commands, or at least understand the language of objects they care about.
Dogs are not only protective and loyal to humans, but are also trained for special purposes.
Due to the impact of climate change and human activity, the rare white fin dolphin - dubbed the 'Goddess of the Yangtze River' - is on the verge of extinction.
In the war between the venomous snake capable of killing 100 people at once and the Mulga snake, which one will win?
Meadow is a fairly open environment with mostly vegetation, so it doesn't have as many hiding places as tropical rainforests.
The electric eel hides an evolutionary mystery that Charles Darwin also couldn't explain.
The Tibetan wild ass is the largest of the wild asses in China, and is also a precious large ungulate.
Have you ever wondered why migratory birds do not always stay in the South, but 'fly back and forth' every year?