Humans and climate change 'kill' Lake Sawa
Once a biodiversity wetland, the Lake Sawa basin today is reduced to a small pond, surrounded by barren wasteland.
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Once a biodiversity wetland, the Lake Sawa basin today is reduced to a small pond, surrounded by barren wasteland.
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The kangaroo has a muscular body like a professional bodybuilder, making netizens stunned.
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Is depression unique to humans? Of course not! Because many animals in captivity also suffer from 'depression'.
Unlike fish, the lungfish's bladder has evolved to the point where it can adapt itself like the lungs of terrestrial animals, allowing it to take oxygen directly from th…
Jersey Zoo welcomes endangered black-faced tamarins
Turtles are a very strange reptile compared to other reptiles, especially in the carapace, so why do they have shells? How do they evolve?
Fossils of fairy shrimp from the Cretaceous period show that this species does not need a male to be able to reproduce normally.
According to the American Kennel Club, a dog's tail has many uses. Tails help dogs move, balance, and communicate in many ways.
Every year, millions of crabs emerge from the jungle in early spring and head towards Pigs Bay, crossing dangerous streets and highways to breed.
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Bats are a strange creature with a very 'heavy' way of sleeping. They swing on branches or cave walls with an extremely odd position of their heads down to the ground, l…
Spider webs have a big function to catch prey, but they can also be used as a device, according to a new study.