The way of survival is the 'cunning plot' of animals
Crazy, farting, imitating cries ... are those
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Crazy, farting, imitating cries ... are those
Many species of birds, amphibians and corals are at risk of extinction due to climate change but are not classified as conservation and receive adequate attention.
On the outside, this fish has an average length of about 17mm. This is the reason why scientists find them to believe that this is the smallest fish known to science.
Reptiles have been on our planet about 300 million years ago. To date, many reptiles are as big as giant monsters that still exist on the earth: saltwater crocodile, Ama…
This amphibian lives in swamps and freshwater lakes stretching across the Amazon basin from Colombia to Brazil. The average size of horned frogs is from 10 to 15cm, but…
The male of the python is 8.8m long, weighs 227kg and has a diameter of 30cm. Females are larger than males, can be up to 9m long and weigh 250kg. The after-born pythons…
The natural world is a fierce survival competition. And there, people admire extremely unique defenses of animals.
1,220 new species of organisms were discovered in the Amazon, including giant pythons, oil-eating pangasius and monkey frogs.
An unknown species of catfish that has ever been known to possess spoon-shaped teeth makes it possible to nibble on large trees that have just been discovered in the jun…
Discovering new monkey species in the Amazon forest, however, this monkey species is in danger of extinction
After the information said, in Peru, biting of bats causes 4 people to die from rabies. Many readers worry: Does Vietnam have vampire bats?
Scientists have announced the discovery of the new Titi monkey, scientifically named Callicebus caquetensis in the Amazon rainforest.
A group of Ecuadorian biologists has reportedly discovered five new-born frog species at Yasuni National Park, located in the Amazon forest of this South American countr…
The multicolored poison frogs in the Amazon have been as diverse as today thanks to the many ancestors moving from the Andes to this area over the past 10 million years,…