High-lift gibbons in Vietnam increase in number
High-ridged gibbon (scientific name Nomascus nasutus) - one of the 25 rarest primates in the world - is increasing in numbers in Vietnam.
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High-ridged gibbon (scientific name Nomascus nasutus) - one of the 25 rarest primates in the world - is increasing in numbers in Vietnam.
Scientists have identified the cause of the death of a series of juveniles (blackbird) at a high school in the UK last August.
Zeus, standing on its hind legs up to 2.2m high, is equal to the average height of a donkey. This great Great Dane dog weighs up to 52kg and eats up to 13kg of food a da…
The decision to set up the Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin conservation area was approved at the Cambodian government's weekly meeting yesterday. With a length of 180km, it str…
Elephants are not only animals with a relatively high life expectancy but their pregnancy time is also recorded as very long (nearly 2 years). The stories behind this bi…
Without the need for high-tech computer diagrams, Rosie hens exhibited their amazing weather forecasting ability through egg laying.
Biologists have determined that high temperatures have a positive effect on the lizard's mind. Global warming makes them smarter.
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…
High levels of fatty acids, or lipids, in the blood of reptiles make their hearts and other organs nearly double after fracturing durable bonds, experiments show.
Scientists climbed high mountains from dawn, listening to the chirping of chirping to follow, and finally found more than four hundred rare white cheeked gibbons and are…
If you think that regret is a high-level emotion only in humans, it's time for us to reconsider this because a recent study by the Yale Monkey Medical University also sh…
The latest study by biologists at Bangor University in the United Kingdom confirms the world's highest flying bird species is Asian-headed goose (bar-headed goose).
Scientists have used high-resolution scanners to study the skulls of the first known mammals. The results showed that the brain perceived the smell much more developed t…
The powerful hooves are raised high, the nostrils extending the full width of two wild horses Stallions begin to enter the war of authority to be able to mate each sprin…
Scientists installed a high-speed camera and scientific calculator to discover how cats drink water without wetting their chin.