Rare albino zebra found in Africa
A national park guard in Tanzania accidentally discovered a rare albino zebra.
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A national park guard in Tanzania accidentally discovered a rare albino zebra.
Conservationists have recently confirmed that the Hill's Horseshoe bat still exists in the dense Nyungwe rainforest of Rwanda.
Mercy dogs, also known as ambulance dogs, were first used by the German army, with the purpose of finding wounded soldiers and comforting the dying on the battlefield.
Unable to go directly to the research due to the harsh environment, Japanese experts mounted equipment on the seals' heads so that they
The owner of the dogs was surprised when he discovered that there was a blue fur in the herd, like the skin color of Princess Fiona in the cartoon.
Scientists have discovered a new species of burrowing frog with a very impressive appearance in the wet peatlands of the Amazon rainforest.
You may have heard of chimpanzees and crows using assistive devices, but what about alligators?
Chinchilla cats are native to Great Britain, their ancestors are Angora cats and Persian cats
In the chirping, echoing sounds of birdsong, scientists have found some similarities with human language.
Recently, on social networks spread a video of a creature covered with a layer of moss green 'fur' swimming gracefully in the water.
Many people were amazed at the creature with such a forked tail. What creature is this?
The mystery for nearly 9 years about the lake in Germany where 1000 poisonous frogs suddenly exploded their bodies has been solved.
At the present time, the main reason for this is that the habitat areas of the 3 species no longer overlap.
Singapore's otters have proved extremely innocent when entering the residential area, they eat the pet fish of the local people and there have been cases of them eating…
The Argas brumpti tick lives a long time without eating, and the female can even store sperm and reproduce 4 years after the male dies.