Sleeping on a tree because of a crocodile chase
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A fisherman had to spend a night sitting on a tree with two crocodiles scouring underneath ...
The fence made of interlinked honeycomb significantly reduced the devastating crop of elephants, Oxford University scientists said.
Bees and ants have long been considered tireless workers, but a new study suggests they are also behaving like modern citizens.
One study found that male chimpanzees often use hunted meat in exchange for a chance to mate with females.
German scientists believe that they have found the secret of chimpanzee's ability to catch the clue.
Children close to wild chimpanzees can transmit dangerous diseases to the rest of the family. A 22-year long-term study of respiratory infections in chimpanzees found th…
The chimpanzees often moan loudly when close to their partners in order to attract the attention of the nearby males. On the contrary, when there are other children prow…
Somewhere in the dark past, about 4 to 7 million years ago, the primates of today's primates, including our species, have done something new. When temporarily standing o…
There are many things to say about the bees' flexible dance, a sly dance that helps honey bees to inform the same animals when they find a source of food.
A male goose has long been shunned by the girls because of his bizarre long neck, now able to find a girlfriend after 7 years of loneliness.
A new study by a dialogue organization in Kenya hypothesizes that elephants also prefer to face away when they hear the buzzing of bees. Contrary to popular belief, not…
Because of 'living' life, larvae-hunting fish can temporarily change their biological structure to adapt to life on the branches. Instead of soaking in water, this parti…
The villagers of Bossou, Guinea, often saw male chimpanzees entering the garden stealing papaya or other human-grown fruits instead of gathering in the forest.
Not because of the unbearable itch, but the grizzly bears rub themselves against the trunk. They did it because they wanted to ... talk to other children.
Observing the orangutans helps to understand human development. According to British researchers from Birmingham and Liverpool Universities, the ancestors of humans lear…