Male penguins fast for 65 days standing still and incubating eggs
From the beginning of the mating season, the male will usually go without food for 120 days. After the eggs hatch, it spends another 10 days looking after the young.
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From the beginning of the mating season, the male will usually go without food for 120 days. After the eggs hatch, it spends another 10 days looking after the young.
Dramatic footage captures a leopard's reckless leap from tree to tree, then tumbling to the ground.
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A crab with reddish-brown fur covering its body washed up on the beach and has been identified as a new species of sponge crab.
The 15-year-old boy fished for the green catfish - the largest catfish in North America, usually blue-gray - and was amazed to find it white.
And then it lay sprawled out, bawling there as a rebuke to God: Why would evolution create a failure like me?
British wildlife enthusiast Robert Fuller set up cameras in locations around Yorkshire to capture close-ups of owls' nests.
What is the happiest animal on the planet? Maybe it's the 'smiling kookaburra' - one of the Halcyoninae kingfisher subfamily with its white head and brown eye stripes, o…
The rain of fish appeared in the sky of San Francisco, USA, making local residents bewildered.
Scientists say this Antarctic ice fish can only live in cold water that cannot exceed 5 degrees Celsius.
Kemp's Ridley, the world's rarest sea turtle, recently surprised scientists when laying eggs on a beach in Texas, USA.
The fire snail is the largest species of snail in Peninsular Malaysia.
Goats with half-meter-long ears caused a stir in Pakistan becoming a local celebrity.
A parrot has suddenly become famous on social networks for possessing a skillful tongue that can turn a bolt from a screw, making viewers extremely impressed.
To save money on cleaning costs, a city in Sweden is planning to use crows to pick up cigarette butts discarded on streets and squares.