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There were no sharp fangs and deadly venom, but Anaconda was still a name that made everyone shudder with fear.
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There were no sharp fangs and deadly venom, but Anaconda was still a name that made everyone shudder with fear.
Climate change is affecting most organisms. Scientists fear that the 6th major extinction with 75% of species will disappear forever.
Surely many of us have a fear of spiders. They have monstrous shapes, very hairy, lumpy cows, many species have venom
The nearly half-meter-long rat caught in the southern coast of England makes many people fear the country is being invaded by the giant rat.
In April 2006, Australia rejected a $ 200 million project on a wind farm in Victoria for fear of harming the red abdomen. The decision surprised many industrialists v
We must have heard the allegory of 'ants kill elephants'. The story tells of the unifying power of a small ant colony that can frighten and kill a huge elephant.
Jeremy Wade faced his greatest fear when confronted by a giant South American python, weighing over 90kg.
Research by British scientists suggests that the need to conserve children has spurred a tendency to live couples in primates.
With the help of robotic fish, scientists realized that zebrafish have some behaviors that are similar to those of drinkers. Accordingly, when they are drunk they are no…
Most researchers think penguins have low visibility in the dark so they don't swim in the water when night falls.
The head of this fish is really a nightmare. With fangs sticking out from the mouth that looks like a cave door. This fish usually lives at a depth of 1000 to 2000m abov…
A giant green iguanas move freely on the streets in Jilin, China, many curious people with little fear gather close to admire.
While many Asian countries are about to welcome the Year of the Rabbit, animal protection organizations in Asia are warning an inevitable outcome for this animal.
The fear of being attacked by sharks seems to overwhelm the anxiety of a much more dangerous species of crocodile.
Researchers at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Monterotondo (Italy) have discovered areas ...