40 years from now Earth will no longer have fish
Experts warn, life on Earth will reach the sixth extinction stage. Its predecessor was the fifth great extinction that led to the complete disappearance of dinosaurs.
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Experts warn, life on Earth will reach the sixth extinction stage. Its predecessor was the fifth great extinction that led to the complete disappearance of dinosaurs.
We all know that dinosaurs once dominated the Earth in prehistoric times, but few knew that they were extremely brilliant animals.
Biologists have determined that high temperatures have a positive effect on the lizard's mind. Global warming makes them smarter.
According to new research by Australian scientists, increasing CO2 emissions on Earth may affect the nervous and brain systems of marine fish.
People in My Thai commune, Hon Dat district (Kien Giang) said that from December 10 to now there are about 1,000 children of Giap Sen, each with 3-4 kg of migration to f…
Many animals on Earth are on the brink of extinction and if there is no conservation measure, people can never see them again.
New Zealand conservationists say a technical error has caused 800 rare earth snails (classified as highly endangered) to freeze to death.
Scientists at Dalhousie University, Canada and the University of Hawaii have published a study, which shows that there are about 8.7 million different species that exist…
Zoo officials in Washington DC said the animals were felt before the 5.8 magnitude quake struck on Tuesday (August 23, 2011).
Animals on Earth adapt themselves to temperature changes such as desert heat, or ice cold weather. However, the molecular mechanism of adaptation to these thermal enviro…
Having chosen to settle in the coldest place on earth, penguins must have a specific
The earth can stand on the brink of the sixth great extinction in history, scientists at the University of California (USA) warn.
The habitat of many species on earth is seriously threatened, even endangered - one of which is the South African penguin species.
National Geographic Magazine (USA) reported that scientists from the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) announced the discovery of more than 145 new species…
Research shows that when dinosaurs appear, the average shape of mammals is very small, just like a rabbit.