Australia: Prohibit mining to protect spiders
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Western Australia has objected to the exploitation of an iron mine in the Pilbara region to protect a unique and unusual fau…
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Western Australia has objected to the exploitation of an iron mine in the Pilbara region to protect a unique and unusual fau…
Yesterday, a 29-year-old Australian biochemist and scuba diver, Lloyd Godson, began an unusual project to prove his ability to endure by living underwater for 2 weeks. H…
Australian researchers have successfully cultivated heart tissue in the laboratory, which is considered the first breakthrough in the world that could lead to the creati…
According to Express, Australian activists are rushing to set up a temporary hospital to help hundreds of bats of the world's largest bat, falling from the sky but fortu…
The giant Gippsland earthworm that lives in southeastern Australia is believed to be the world's largest worm.
The bird is always considered a symbol of peace, peace, is the
Although they seem gentle on the surface, when they get angry, they will become aggressive and extremely scary.
Rhys Scott recorded the struggle between kookaburra kingfisher and snake in the outskirts of Robertson, south of Brisbane, Australia, on September 18, Viral Hog reported.
The reckless and smart bird chose to operate right in the middle of the prey, causing the tree snake to struggle only in pain.
Swans parents coordinate with each other to shield their children and force the Australian crow to abandon its intention to attack.
But in nature, there are animals that carry toxins that are thousands of times stronger than cyanide. And know what, among the most dangerous species in the world, most…
According to the Daily Mail, hundreds of thirsty cows surround water tanks, in the context of owners having to go for hours to earn water to feed them.
As you know, wild creatures have the ability to listen to each other to find clues about predators, eavesdropping effectively about the conversation of other species.
Wild dogs in Australia look a bit like domestic dogs, but actually, they are wild animals.