Oceanography
The length of the intestine determines intelligence?
Experimental, it is confirmed between intellectual development, brain size and length of the intestine having mutual relationships.
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Oceanography
The secret of whale jaws
By dissecting whale carcasses, the complex structure of the giant jaw has been seen for years that researchers have never known. Dubbed the largest animal in existence,…
Oceanography
Dolphins are always awake and sleeping at the same time
One study showed that dolphins may not sleep for many days continuously and remain alert. In fact, only half of their brains were active, while the other half rested.
Oceanography
Fish also have the ability to remember
Scientists have long believed that fish's brain can only store information for a few seconds. But one test proved that they can remember up to 5 months.
Oceanography
Bottled dolphin - great chef in the ocean
Australian and British experts say so after observing that the bottlenose dolphin in Spencer Bay (Australia) uses an incredibly skilled process to catch and meat the squ…
Oceanography
The secret to dive deep dolphins without fainting
Some species of seals and dolphins can hold their breath in the water for hours without fainting from lack of oxygen. Absolutely you don't try it at home, because people…
Oceanography
Whale brains have a human-like part
The hump on the whale's back has an amazingly complex brain, which raises questions about how these marine mammals have evolved. According to US researchers, the whale's…
Oceanography
'Dumb' dolphins
Dolphins may have large brains, but a South African scientist says lab rats and even goldfish are smarter than them.
Archeology
Elephant birds are nocturnal and blind
Researchers at the University of Texas say the bird, once living in Madagascar, is a nocturnal species and is likely to be blind, based on studying its brain shape.
Archeology
185 million year fossils of ancient organisms have 38 children
Scientists discovered fossils of an extinct creature with her cubs 185 million years ago.
Archeology
Death of a pregnant woman
The 1,300-year-old remains of a woman with holes in her skull and fetus between her legs were found in a narrow stone tomb beneath the medieval town of Imola in Italy, a…
Archeology
Defrost the dog's mummy 12,400 years ago to revive
Scientists recently thawed the mummy of a puppy thought to be extinct 12,400 years ago and found it in thick ice in Siberia.
Archeology
13 million year fossils of human ancestors
US scientists in the study published in Nature published the discovery of the oldest fossil of human ancestors living in Africa, National Geographic on 9/8 reported.
Archeology
The dinosaur has a thick skull like armor
Moschops lived about 260 million years ago, about 2.7-5m long, has a small brain, is said to be a herbivore and likes to plunge into all things.