Large whale sharks, like trucks, rush to the Indian coast
The massive body of a whale shark is washed up on the coast by waves, attracting the attention of many locals in India.
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The massive body of a whale shark is washed up on the coast by waves, attracting the attention of many locals in India.
The bodies of 10,000 snow geese were discovered in a lake filled with heavy metals and sulfuric acid near the copper mine in Montana, USA.
According to reports of endangered mammals, Earth's tallest terrestrial mammal - is now on its way to the edge of the abyss.
The world's largest wild reindeer population living on Russia's Taimyr peninsula has decreased by 40% individuals due to climate change and human activity.
Over the past few days, people in Vinh Binh commune (Hoa Binh district, Bac Lieu province) were surprised when a flock of butterflies had size
The bear dog, also called Amphicyon, bears the characteristics of bears (large body, big feet with bare feet to stand upright with two legs) and dogs (relatively long le…
The ideas of birds with ideal aerodynamics are the names that need to be mentioned, but the truth is not so.
A heterosexual pig born with genitals on the nose in China has caused a lot of curiosity.
The skeleton of the dodo bird, which once appeared in the work
Silky otter is a super adorable wild animal of Vietnam. Unfortunately, their numbers are severely reduced.
Can animals 'taste' be light? Through research, it has been found that worms' cells can detect light rays 50 times better than human eyes.
A woman happened to see a very rare white reindeer in the world on a trip to Sweden.
Scientists warn that by 2020, the amount of wildlife is only one-third higher than it was in 1970 with the rate of decline being at 2% per year and there is no sign of s…
The village of Zao Kitsune in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan attracts many visitors to visit with hundreds of wild but very friendly foxes.
There are animals that can detect mines and explosives faster and more accurately than machines and humans.