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Monkey knows how to plan
Monkeys can plan for future needs like humans with the ability to self-control and imagine future events.
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The song of the bird watching
Troops on guarding enemy territory keep the radio in regular contact with colleagues to make sure everything is normal and safe to operate. New research by Dr. Andy Radf…
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Effect of female mouse urine on male mice
According to researchers at St. Mary's Medical School. Louis of Washington University, a group of steroids found in female mouse urine runs straight to the male mouse he…
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Baby crocodiles 'chat' before hatching
The baby crocodiles began talking to each other and to their mother just before getting out of the eggshell, perhaps a sign that it was time to be born.
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When threatened, frogs can turn their toes into claws
Harvard University biologists have just discovered that some African frogs carry secret weapons: when threatened, frogs use sharp bones in their toes to pierce their ski…
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Interesting facts about the public tail
The simple thing that everyone seems to know turns out to be almost wrong. The brilliant
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The small but destructive striped striped mussel species
Kneeling on the edge of the dock, Wen Baldwin pulled a plastic rope under Lake Mead. In turn, strange objects appeared from the greenish green water: a bottle of water,…
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Sound is not just about positioning
Probably not many people think what we will be if we become a bat. But for such people, it is the breakthrough enlightenment step to understand aspects of the human brai…
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The baboon, 'the baby rooster'
When they are with their children, the baboons father always helps their children become sexually faster. It is a surprising conclusion about the paternity of primates i…
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Research on canine strength of primates
The work of measuring and examining the teeth of living primates can open a window to understand the earliest behavior of humanity, based on their fossil remains.
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With many monkeys, climbing is as easy as walking
Scientists have long thought that walking is easier than climbing, and this explains why we humans evolved on the ground. But recent research reveals that this is not tr…
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'Homosexual love' is popular in the animal world
When homosexuals celebrated the right to marry each other in California (USA), many people asked the question: Is love between two homosexuals an unnatural phenomenon?
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Animals also suffer from depression
Scientists at the University of Bristol, UK, have developed a new way to measure the emotional state of animals.
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Concave ear frogs call their partners with ultrasound
Most female frogs do not call their partners, because they do not have vocal cords or their vocal cords. A female chooses a partner from a male choir and quietly gesture…
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Video footage of 'flying' fish
According to NHK Television (Japan), one of their filmmakers recorded a flying fish on the water with the longest flight time ever.