Why can't tame tigers or rhinos?
About 11,000 years ago, seeing the great benefits that some animals could bring, people began the process of tame them to suit their intended use. Among the animals that…
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About 11,000 years ago, seeing the great benefits that some animals could bring, people began the process of tame them to suit their intended use. Among the animals that…
Scientists from the US Geological Survey (USGS) have attached GPS tracking devices to the necks of more than 500 female polar bears in the Beaufort Sea, Alaska. After 5…
New migratory birds to the Lai Chau Hydropower Project are the stork, listed in the list of endangered species. The flock of birds migrated to Muong Te and Muong Mo comm…
According to Nicole MacCorkle, panda care worker at Smithsonian National Park (Washington DC, USA), pandas still eat meat if people give it to them, but do not actively…
Adulthood, they weigh up to 60kg, equal to the weight of a sheep. In the world, the appearance of a mouse weighing 105.4 kg, was equal to that of a sow. This rat species…
According to Mr. Cao, in the coming time, the crane flock will be more crowded because the grass field environment here is constantly improved and better, abundant food…
Panda, white rhino and mountain gorilla all have difficulty maintaining species through reproduction. However, no creature on Earth appears to be
The 'population' of nearly half the world's seabirds is declining at an alarming rate, especially the albatross, according to a study published in the journal of the Int…
Predators are also relatively difficult to select food. They like foods that have more nutritional value than high calorie foods. A new study shows that insectivores, wh…
When fruits are scarce, orangutans (which are herbivores) switch to hunting other small primates to eat meat.
A species of shrimp that people in the south of the United States often buy to process food is expanding and massively destroying creatures in Africa.
Lack of food, polluted environment or changing weather could be the reasons for the Turtle's floating in recent times.
Scientists say smart New Caledonian crows can use mirrors to find food.
According to the Telegraph newspaper, the crow successfully selected the jars containing the most food through the numbers recorded on the jar in a series of experiments…
Rare images of the mantis picking up dead goldfish as food were recorded by photographer Scott Cromwell, from Oklahoma State (USA).