Small animals are resistant to radiation
With extraordinary stamina, many animals are not at risk of destruction by radiation and can continue to grow and develop even in the presence of a nuclear war.
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With extraordinary stamina, many animals are not at risk of destruction by radiation and can continue to grow and develop even in the presence of a nuclear war.
Back in time 260 million years ago, just before the dinosaurs. This journey will go to the current South Africa, taking you to a river. And then, wait.
In the animal world, many species steal poisons from the very food they tolerate, treating it as a weapon to protect themselves.
The baby dolphin died 4 days after giving birth with scratches on the body that many people suspected it could be killed by their mother.
After centuries, people have figured out why snakes have such a long body.
The scorpion with the shape of nhorbes but possesses extremely strong venom makes the prey easily paralyzed and dies in seconds. This frightening creature invariably con…
The strange fish caught fishermen on the Kama River in the Udmurt Republic, Russia has sharp jagged teeth and long sleek body like an eel.
We know that frogs are amphibians that can breathe through their lungs and skin. But when they were tadpoles they lived completely under water.
Recently, the body of a large animal washed ashore on Loch Ness Lake and quickly decomposed, exposing all its bones and organs.
Some animals can still stumble into the road even when their body temperature is less than 0 degrees Celsius.
Japan has so many mysteries, this is also the country with the number of stories about the world's most mysterious creatures.
Lizards, birds and giraffes holding the longest tail record in nature. Which animal tail is the longest of body size?
Experts discovered a new mating posture unique in Bombay night frogs in India, in which instead of hugging their partners, the male stood in the form of legs above the f…
Researchers at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, USA, are using the corpse of the Brassman turtle to study to protect their fellow humans.
The skin of species in the animal world is very diverse in shape, size, even different flavors. Some animals have a very special skin, 1-0-2 in the world, giving their o…