Rats born from artificial eggs
Japanese scientists have succeeded in creating female mouse eggs using cells extracted from the tail of this animal.
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Japanese scientists have succeeded in creating female mouse eggs using cells extracted from the tail of this animal.
Pigeon is one of the earliest domesticated animals in history. But most of us only see pigeons with enough wing feathers and not young ones. Why?
Freddy is a name given to a turtle caught in a forest fire in Brazil, although saved, its ability to continue to live is very low.
Japanese scientists have found the reason why the bat-leaf bat always mysteriously disappears every winter.
All of the aquarium fish today do not exist in nature but are completely bred. Before becoming an elegant hobby, they were originally considered to be the main food for…
A very close animal surprised us about their biological ability - Cats.
Chinese scientists have just announced that they have successfully supported 3 extremely rare pandas.
Researchers have created a mutant worm, which may never get drunk in an attempt to find a cure for alcoholics.
A bird chirping outside the window in the morning woke me up to sleep. But a new study shows that the time of the crow is not fixed.
The horse belongs to the Przewalski wild horse breed, produced by artificial insemination by the Smithsonian Biological Conservation Institute (SCBI), which has opened n…
Taiwanese authorities said that after four years of unsuccessful pregnancy efforts, the rare panda in Taipei Zoo gave birth to the baby panda.
China has just released pandas to breed and nurture by artificial methods on the country's southwestern forest.
Chinese officials will set up the first center of artificial breeding Golden Gods within a year to prevent the risk of extinction of this rare primates.
Biologists at the zoo in Schoenbrunn, Vienna (Austria) have succeeded in artificial insemination for female elephants from frozen sperm of a wild African elephant.
Artificial light from the city could be one of the reasons why thousands of birds plunged into the United States during migration.