The tail lizard to become an acrobatic actor
If you've ever tried to catch a lizard, you'll find it a difficult task because the animal has an emergency self-defense system to hide.
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If you've ever tried to catch a lizard, you'll find it a difficult task because the animal has an emergency self-defense system to hide.
Particularly rare or lethal gepa cheetahs have accidentally entered the lens of scientists in the Sahara desert, in Algeria.
The Nature Conservation Agency of Florida (USA) has just implemented a program to attach magnets to the crocodile head, to prevent them from returning to residential are…
German scientists believe that they have found the secret of chimpanzee's ability to catch the clue.
Scientists say that in the wild, adult male lizards, when looking for females for mating, often encounter other males attacking and chasing.
After 20 years, we may not have the opportunity to witness the swallow swallowing in the sky signaling the spring.
Learning how to clean your teeth is one of the first tasks in every child's life and the same thing happens in the world of monkeys.
The University of Adelaide study found that more lizards exist in Australia than we ever thought, which raises questions about the conservation and management of this na…
A duck became famous in England's coastal city of Bournemouth, because it behaved like a dog when going to the street.
After sharing the roof with a bad guy, most of the eggs in their nests will hatch into males.
A cinematographer captures the image of a fancy pink elephant in Botswana, Africa.
Play handshake? Okay ! Dogs love to play this game, as long as the rules are fair ...
An American alligator that only lived in North America was discovered wandering around the campsite in New South Wales state of the kangaroo thousands of kilometers away.
The amazing journey of a green turtle from Indonesia to the Australian waters helps conservationists follow the route of this animal's migration to the Kimberley-Pilbara…