Some species of Galapagos tortoises are not extinct forever
Yale scientists report that the genetic traces of extinct Galapagos turtles still exist in descendants that now live in the wild.
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Yale scientists report that the genetic traces of extinct Galapagos turtles still exist in descendants that now live in the wild.
Animal researchers have just discovered in Tam Dao National Park, Vinh Phuc province, 555mm long cheek snake - one of 19 or 20 species of Opisthotropis cheek snake in th…
Millions of chickens in the US will enjoy new foods in the next few weeks. This type of food does not help them lose weight, but contributes to clean up the water.
There are two more species of endemic finger lizard belonging to the Gecko Gekkonidae family discovered in Vietnam.
Birds hatching from the first eggs in a litter always have longer and more complex tunes than the kids.
Strange high distortion rates of salamanders, frogs and other amphibians have made scientists floundered in recent years.
Frogs strangled snakes, chimpanzees ripped apart wild boar are two of the award-winning photos
To show the strength and attraction, the public spread the colorful tail, the deer held the horns strong, and the African antelope slammed its knees together.
A crocodile that once threatened tourists near the Great Barrier Reef just lost its life by swallowing too many plastic bags.
Shepherd farmers in the West Bank of Palestine believe that the first two sheep were born in a refugee camp that realized a myth of the Middle East.
French scientists say they successfully hatched a new species of gecko from the eggs collected in an island in the southern Pacific.
Two endemic species of Vietnamese lizard-legged lizard and one species of continental snake Hon Son have just been discovered on the mountains separating the Truong Son…
Sex and science are often separate from each other. Most people do not want sexual medical treatment, while most scientists do not want their research work to be mushy.…
The tiny snake has sparked a heated debate in Barbados. Residents of the Caribbean rich country are heating blogs and clogging the radio to flare their anger at home.
Recently an Australian scientist announced that the giant stingray that scientists still call is essentially two species separate from the behavior and different habitat…