Strange 'dragon' species make use of ribs to fly
Flying dragon lizards have the Draco volans scientific name - a reptile that lives in dense forests in Southeast Asia.
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Flying dragon lizards have the Draco volans scientific name - a reptile that lives in dense forests in Southeast Asia.
The blue dragon, also known as the blue sea snail, or the scientific name is Glaucus Atlanticus, looks like a brooch.
Seaweed is one of the rarest fish in the seabed shaped like a legendary dragon and is also the only species in the genus Phycodurus.
This animal will startle many people because of its impressive appearance - considered a weapon
With the shape of giant umbrellas and blood red plastic, the dragon blood tree is one of the most unique plants on the planet.
Caterpillars eat leaves, monkeys sit on iron fences to eat carrots, who manage to bathe elephants, ... are the most beautiful animal images in the past week.
Discover the harsh conditions in the desert and see how animals can adapt to life here.
Photo Gallery Into The Deep will take place at St Andrews Square, Edinburgh (UK) from February 25 to May 1 with more than 60 large-sized photos of beautiful deep-sea ani…
Komodo dragon is the world's largest lizard species. In Indonesia there is an island called Komodo, where people live with dragons.
According to the WWF Wildlife Fund, over the past decade there have been more than 1,000 new species recorded in the Mekong Subregion in Southeast Asia.
The American couple driving near the Colorado River, Blythe, California, recorded the moment when fire cannons entered the riverbed and turned into a water cannon on Jul…
Video posted on the Vitalk on 21/5 recorded a wonderful natural moment at the heart of Rao Quan hydropower reservoir, in Huong Linh commune (Huong Hoa, Quang Tri) yester…
Boeing and SpaceX must prove their system is ready to begin regular flights to the space station, meeting NASA's needs.
Two cannons appeared at the same time constantly moving closer and away from each other, stirring seawater in the state of Florida, USA.
Residents in Dorset, England witnessed a 120-meter-high cannons sweeping the Weymouth Bay area for almost a minute in the morning, according to the BBC.