Catch giant sturgeon in China
Fishermen in northeastern China have caught a sturgeon weighing more than half a ton. This is the largest freshwater fish in the world and nearly extinct.
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Fishermen in northeastern China have caught a sturgeon weighing more than half a ton. This is the largest freshwater fish in the world and nearly extinct.
A pair of gay penguins at the Madrid Zoo have just received an egg for them to take care of after 6 spring nesting together and still nothing in the nest. Inca and Rayas…
A new study may explain some of the mysteries of dinosaurs, such as why giant animals give birth to tiny babies, why dinosaurs don't fly again, and why birds today fly.
New research results by the University of Zurich in cooperation with the London Society of Zoology have uncovered the long-standing secret of the deep causes of dinosaur…
Scientists have said for the first time a discovery
The People's Committee of Nhon Hai Commune, Quy Nhon City (Binh Dinh) said a sea turtle - also known as a green turtle, a precious marine species named in the Red Book,…
Australian scientists have discovered that weedy seadragon has unique signs and males often gather in individual groups.
The Smithsonian Institute for Biological Conservation (SCBI) at Front Royal found that the eggs of cheetahs are older (more than 8 years) good, allowing fertilization an…
A new study has shown that the sperm of small squid that specialize in 'awkward eating' is bigger in size than the big 'specialized' males.
The concept of being a good mother is not the same, at least for some organisms in nature. There are biological mothers who use their own bodies as food to teach them ho…
South Korean media reported that the country has succeeded in cloning a black cow that died three years ago by cooling and defrosting eggs very quickly.
Transparent frogs can see both eggs in the abdomen, frogs are only as small as nails, frogs with two pairs of strong legs ... have just been recovered by scientists in t…
The results of scientists' research will certainly surprise you, such as mosquitoes that have 47 good teeth in seahorses, males that play a role of pregnancy ...
Leatherback sea turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) is recognized as the largest sea turtle in the world and the fourth largest reptile after 3 giant crocodiles.
A rare species of shrimp is believed to be the world's oldest animal discovered by scientists scouring at Scotland's Caerlaverock Nature Reserve.