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Many animals we think are difficult to endanger human life, are animals that can take our lives.
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Many animals we think are difficult to endanger human life, are animals that can take our lives.
Dragonfly or rape your mates, their larvae have eaten the larvae of mosquitoes, tadpoles ... some truths you probably don't know about dragonflies.
The blue dragon, also known as the blue sea snail, or the scientific name is Glaucus Atlanticus, looks like a brooch.
Not only outstanding with an unusually long neck, snake neck turtles possess extremely strong legs and are able to emit unpleasant odors when enemies attack them.
Linden Wolbert with an artificial tail nearly 2m long, can comfortably swim with jellyfish or sharks in the ocean.
Shawn Heinrichs, a photographer and filmmaker, was fortunate to have the opportunity to capture a rare moment when six tiger fish attacked a whale of fish in Sri Lanka.
Computer viruses have long been a nightmare of all trades that involve computers. Here is a list of the 10 scariest computer viruses of all time.
Hong Kong's rare pink dolphins are in danger of disappearing completely due to pollution, encroachment on the sea and an increase in human maritime traffic.
Trachycephalus resinifictrix frogs have a name called milk frog because of the habit of secreting a milky white liquid when under stress.
The 80-hectare Keukenhof garden in the Lisse town of the Netherlands is an annual flower festival area. This year's festival features more than 7 million tulips, narciss…
Coming to these wild sanctuaries, you will experience life between natural wonders.
Photographer Ricahrd Gottardo set up a tent in the Rocky Mountains during the 3 months of Winter to capture spectacular shots of the North Pole.
The mutant ugly body of the Mata spiny tortoise, considered to be the most horrifying on the planet.
Many Mekong and Asian fish species are among the world's largest freshwater fish species, but they are also at risk of extinction.
Although it has a bad reputation as a harassing, disturbing species, it is actually one of the extremely useful creatures for humans. They help people save billions of d…