Detecting cells helps bats navigate in space
A team of Israeli neuroscientists has discovered that bats have specialized cells in their bodies that can easily navigate and move in 3D.
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A team of Israeli neuroscientists has discovered that bats have specialized cells in their bodies that can easily navigate and move in 3D.
Lizard, zebrafish, flatworm ... are animals capable of reconstructing the head or tail when broken.
People have long been fascinated by the ability of lizards to lose and regrow the tail.
US researchers have found a way to create transparent mice, but they won't run crazy in the kitchen of ordinary people with this bizarre form.
Chameleon is a reptile known for finely disguised talent by changing colors.
Scientists have recently uncovered the mysterious veil of the ability of many fish to magically make humans admire and fear.
There are aquatic species that can swallow prey twice as large or more specifically, a species that can regrow its head after being broken, even if it is capable of liqu…
A small, dormant frog can play an essential role in helping people conquer space, according to a new study.
The results of the study of the ability to reproduce sound-recognizing cells after hearing loss in chickens raise hope for the birth of a method of reversing deafness in…
The International Forestry Institute specialized in the search for new plant and animal species in the world in cooperation with New York University (USA) has just annou…
Spanish scientists expressed their ambition to reproduce asexual species of extinct mountain goats by utilizing frozen cells collected from the last individual when it w…
Cat eyes have a wide viewing angle of 200 degrees and rod cells are 8 times more than human eyes, so it is capable of looking good at night.
The eyes of the Arctic reindeer species change seasonally to adapt to the changing light of the year.
Mammoths, Tasmanian tigers or frogs hatched with stomachs ... are animals that have a chance
The scientific community is hoping, with the Lazarus project, many extinct animals can be reborn for research.