Animal world
10 exotic mammals
The American Institute of Science in San Francisco in California opened an exhibition of the largest, smallest and most amazing mammals in the evolutionary history of an…
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Not only dogs, but deer, monkeys, and birds also bark when they contradict themselves
According to Kathryn Lord, staff of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, biologically, not only dogs but also many other animals bark.
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The loser, the winner in the race evolved
Mammals and many birds and fish are winners in the evolutionary race, while African crocodiles, American crocodiles, and a relative of the tuatara snake are the losers.
Animal world
Discover the secret of bats with an unusually large nose
A recent study conducted by members of the University of Virginia technology department explained the secret that existed for 60 years about the oversized big nose of a…
Animal world
Anti-forced solution of female ducks
In some ducks, the female genitalia is quite complicated to prevent forced mating behavior of males.
Animal world
Evolution of night vision in primates
In a growing fetus, cell development follows a very strict cycle.
Animal world
Scorpion at 'Evolution gorge'
Scorpions are resistant to high temperatures and retain water for a long time, and therefore they proliferate in the barren and hot areas of the world.
Animal world
Evolutionary predators to avoid each other
How do predators in America avoid competing for meals, or become meals for each other?
Animal world
Long tail and evolution of flight ability
Dr Stephen P. Yanoviak of the University of Arkansas, Little Rock, published a new study in the journal Royal Society's Biology Letters, giving a new insight into the ev…
Animal world
Tu da pink makes the world shocked
Possessing a large body and strange colors, the pink iguanas succeeded in hiding humans for two decades.
Animal world
People make animals evolve faster
As a superior predator, humans force animals to change their body size and reproductive age at a rate three times faster than the natural effect.
Animal world
Lizard feet are getting longer because of ants
To coexist with fire ants, a lizard in southeastern America increased its leg length to run faster. They also formed reflexes when they saw ants.
Animal world
A new perspective on animal evolution
Traces like trench on the sea floor of giant single-celled creatures in deep water can bring new insights into the evolutionary origin of animals.