Indonesia and India kill the most sharks in the world
Indonesia and India are the two largest shark catching countries in the world, according to a survey by a wildlife trade control organization.
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Indonesia and India are the two largest shark catching countries in the world, according to a survey by a wildlife trade control organization.
The baby rhino father is named Sanjay, and his mother is Penny. After 16 months of pregnancy, Penny gave birth to her at the Bronx Zoo, New York. As soon as it was born,…
Scientists have discovered new shrews with special backbone structures that help them gain extraordinary power.
Research by British scientists suggests that the need to conserve children has spurred a tendency to live couples in primates.
Scientists say the elephant works depending on the moon's cycle, to avoid human detection on bright moon nights.
It is believed that Aye Aye monkeys will bring death, so when meeting them, they must catch and stab their eyes. In the forgotten archipelago, Madagascar, there is a mon…
The horse belongs to the Przewalski wild horse breed, produced by artificial insemination by the Smithsonian Biological Conservation Institute (SCBI), which has opened n…
With the help of robotic fish, scientists realized that zebrafish have some behaviors that are similar to those of drinkers. Accordingly, when they are drunk they are no…
A woman who is allergic to nuts is fortunate to have the first dog in Europe trained to detect allergens.
In the prairie prairie meadows in Mongolia, Przewalski wild horses are leisurely strolling and grazing. Since 1960, this rare species has been listed as a highly endange…
Taiwanese authorities said that after four years of unsuccessful pregnancy efforts, the rare panda in Taipei Zoo gave birth to the baby panda.
The eggs of a bird called guillemot have a special structure that allows them to clean themselves without the need for parental intervention.
An expert of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK, along with his colleagues, saw the scene of two unmanned red-footed crows above the cliffs of the L…
A group of British, Russian and Vietnamese scientists have just announced the discovery of new tree shrews at Hoang Lien National Park in the northern flank of Mount Fan…
Ancient vultures, also known as the Andean Gods. This animal has a massive body, the largest flying bird in the world.