The horse's ability to communicate by ear and eyes
According to a recent study by American scientists, horses can communicate with each other through facial expressions, especially eyes and ears.
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According to a recent study by American scientists, horses can communicate with each other through facial expressions, especially eyes and ears.
Although vultures do not belong to the group of 'lovely' birds in many people's eyes, they have an irreplaceable role in the ecosystem.
On July 29, a group of conservationists from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) warned of the risk of extinction of pangolin.
Recent experiments by US scientists at the University of Minnesota show that mice are regretful of misbehavior causing them to miss the opportunity to get better food.
The oceans are under attack, many fisheries are on the verge of collapse and 90% of large fish are over-exploited.
Swiss photographer Emmanuel Keller has captured an extremely interesting image of an otter while visiting the Bois du Petit Château animal park,
The menu of the giant rabbit is named Darius up to 4,000 carrots a year, which has helped it become the world's largest rabbit.
Wild nature is a big home for more than 10,000 species of birds. Among them, there are rare 'hard-to-find' species that have unique characteristics, separate from other…
The City of Liverpool's harmful organism control department said giant mice have begun to appear in the city.
After a period of research, experts discovered animals have many ways to prolong life in the harsh environment of nature.
Although the only food source of bamboo is bamboo, but a study recently published in the American journal Plos One published on March 27 shows that this lovely animal is…
Recent research by Swiss scientists shows that goats are smarter than previously thought, showing good long-term memory.
1,600 remaining pandas in nature are faced with a new threat from horses.
The sloths living on the tree are now descendants of the lazy sloth, which is quite large.
After a while of searching, the eagle plunges into the water to carp and drags the prey towards a forest.