Need to protect rare bat bats before the risk of extinction
Crows bats in Ca Mau have the scientific name of Pteropus vampyrus. This is a rare mammal in the list of protected species of the International Wildlife Protection Organ…
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Crows bats in Ca Mau have the scientific name of Pteropus vampyrus. This is a rare mammal in the list of protected species of the International Wildlife Protection Organ…
The male rooster doesn't have a quarter, the male mouse cries when he does that, the male fruit flies have 1,000 times the size of a human's ... are interesting things a…
Recently scientists discovered the behavior of oral sex in a fruit-eating bat. It seems that this action helps prolong the relationship between the male and the bat.
Scientists have identified the cause of the death of a series of juveniles (blackbird) at a high school in the UK last August.
The empty nesting birds that live in the jungle of Australia and Papua New Guinea grow wild potatoes and use their fruit to decorate the tent that they have built, in or…
According to the BBC, scientists at the University of Vienna said their findings suggest that the ability could help crows 'live well' in urban environments, using the v…
Hundreds of thousands of bats suddenly appeared in a city in northern Australia, causing officials to fear the risk of outbreaks.
When fruits are scarce, orangutans (which are herbivores) switch to hunting other small primates to eat meat.
Just like people, they are also willing to take risks. Amidst a safe choice is a small piece of fruit on hand, and an adventure is beneath a mysterious cup containing a…
A fruit bat with a twin-shaped nose is very similar to alien Jedi Master Yoda in a fantasy movie ...
For Charles Darwin, the public tail made him extremely uncomfortable.
If you give two apple buckets with 6 fruits and 7 fruits, an Asian elephant will choose which apple is the most apple.
New research conducted by the University of Bristol shows that echolocation can evolve more than once in bats.
Monkeys can plan for future needs like humans with the ability to self-control and imagine future events.
Long-tail macaque macaque has long been famous for its skill in finding food, such as picking fruit or bananas of visitors. Recently, scientists have found a group of si…