Animal world
The largest gatherings in the animal world
Around the world, large gatherings of animals occur due to the need to escape, feed or reproduce, playing a key role in the survival of species.
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Which animals are susceptible to cancer?
Cancer is common in many animals, but science still has many unknowns, such as which animals are susceptible to cancer and why?
Animal world
A surprising kitchen tool helps preserve endangered species
This simple tool proves surprisingly effective in collecting DNA from koala bears - Australia's famous animal.
Animal world
The ability of wild animals to process alcohol in the wild
Researchers say that not only humans use alcoholic beverages, but even wild animals are 'tired' because alcohol is available in nature, originating from fermented fruits…
Animal world
Camera traps detect some rare animals in Hoang Lien National Park
Through camera traps, Hoang Lien National Park has discovered some critically endangered species such as the purple pheasant; some endangered and near-endangered species…
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Amazing wildlife footage from above
Aerial photos capturing unique views of wildlife win Siena Drone Photo Awards 2024.
Health
Animals that cause many cases of rabies in humans you should know
Dogs, cats, monkeys, rats, and bats are recorded to cause many cases of rabies in humans in Vietnam and globally.
Animal world
How social media is threatening rare animals and plants?
Learn how social media is affecting the lives of rare animals and plants and what can be done to protect them.
Animal world
Super rare 'Black Tiger' in India, weighing over 500kg, easily took down a 4 meter long crocodile alone
In late 2023, India's most popular and most watched English news channel Times Now reported on the Black Tiger - a rare variant of the Royal Bengal Tiger.
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Why can't venomous animals be dangerous to themselves?
Venomous animals such as snakes, frogs, bees, spiders... all possess distinct mechanisms to avoid harming themselves.
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Tigers don't eat their cubs, but why do these 5 species?
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Animal world
Eagles that eat lion cubs
Martial eagle with a wingspan of nearly 2m targets lion cubs on the African grasslands despite the risk of being discovered and attacked by the mother lion.
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Which animal gives birth to the most babies in the natural world?
The number of offspring an animal can produce depends on many factors, and the subject is more complicated than you might think.
Animal world
Can animals heal themselves?
Explore the self-medicating abilities of animals, from chimpanzees eating bitter leaves to caterpillars foraging for poisonous plants. Could these behaviors hold the sec…
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Video: Venomous snake was hunted by 'speed racer', turned around and injected venom to bite back, what was the outcome?
True to its name, Black Racer is a non-poisonous snake but has extremely fast moving speed. Can it defeat a poisonous snake?