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Unable to become a prey, two bat-ear foxes decided to counterattack the leopard that was chasing them.
Considered one of sharks' paradise, Indonesia is now becoming the graveyard of this predator ...
The Southern European Observatory (ESO) has just released a number of photos of ALMA, the world's largest radio telescope.
The vivid images of the magnificent beauty of the Earth seen from space have caused the online community 'fever' after they were shared by the International Space Statio…
Photographer Jimmy Hoffman spends a lot of time searching for his favorite mantises at Kosta Brave, Spain.
Jellyfish at the coast of the White Sea, Russia, recorded by the creator Alexander Semenov looks like an alien or explosive block.
See the square flowers in the middle of the Spratly sea. even once in a lifetime, is the wish of millions of Vietnamese people.
Those are the animals that have the greatest weight and length indicators in the natural world.
Under the lens of photographer Giangiorgio Crisponi, finding and sharing food of storks is reproduced vividly and emotionally.
Many strange things of the reptile world have been converged in the small animal - the tail-like gecko.
With thick, warm fur, red pandas don't seem to be afraid of the cold to play fighting games on the snow.
Having just woken up, the two young lions had plunged into a fight at the Phinda Wildlife Sanctuary in Zululand, South Africa.
These are beautiful artworks about flowers using Fractal technology. Fractal is a geometric object that often has a kinked shape on every magnification rate, and can be…
The smallest country in the Vatican is home to many animals such as doves and red foxes.
By changing the circulatory system in the body, golden ladybirds will change their shape depending on the environment.