Discovered 7 new leech species living in freshwater mussels
Research published November 11 shows that the link between leeches and freshwater mussels has developed over millions of years.
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Research published November 11 shows that the link between leeches and freshwater mussels has developed over millions of years.
The cat was annoyed after being kept in a separate place as punishment for its crimes.
Rajasthan state authorities have yet to find the cause of 2,400 dead birds in India's largest inland lake.
On November 14, while collecting water at a stream in Hoai Khao hamlet, Quang Thanh commune, Nguyen Binh district, Cao Bang province, local people discovered and caught…
In the wild, saltwater fish will swim. But if they catch fish into fresh water, will they survive?
Pigeons on the streets are images of people fascinated, but few expect the researchers to discover a scary truth: deformed pigeons in the city. Particularly in Paris, wh…
Are you sharing a litter box for cat bosses? If so, you're wrong!
Scolding pets does not help them fix bad habits or train good reflexes.
Australia is a place of nurturing strange and wonderful things that attract the curiosity of many biologists. Recently, researchers from Virginia Tech have discovered so…
American photographer Steve Lindberg has posted a photo of a rare three-horned deer in the woods of Michigan.
Zookeepers found two male penguins hatching eggs. At the Berlin Zoo, two penguins named Skip and Ping adopted a abandoned egg in August; They have previously tried to in…
Lizards usually live on an insect diet, including insects that eat plants like crickets, as well as carnivorous insects like spiders and beetles. T
Small deer-and-mouse-shaped creatures that have emerged over three decades are thought to disappear in southern Vietnam, making this latest discovery extremely exciting…
The number of Cheetah jaguars in the Middle East plummeted due to oil depletion and illegal trade, each costing from 6,600 to 10,000 USD.
Although since the 1850s, scientists have known that some animals have this ability, but until recently it has become more pronounced regarding pregnancy, stem cells and…