Horses know how to read people's emotions
Horses can distinguish angry or cheerful faces, even tilting their faces to see a picture showing negative emotions.
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Horses can distinguish angry or cheerful faces, even tilting their faces to see a picture showing negative emotions.
These are bizarre-looking creatures that many believe are not real in life.
Rare and precious animal species such as leopards, yellow-cheeked crested gibbons, gray-shanked douc langur, silver langurs, and horse bears have been rescued by the Wil…
The colorful animal world has created very humorous scenes.
The mare bred in England, who just turned 49 this year, could become the oldest horse in the world.
With a limited height of almost 56cm, the Acer short horse in England looks like a domestic dog.
According to a recent study by American scientists, horses can communicate with each other through facial expressions, especially eyes and ears.
The problems from illness, military to gardening all have interesting help of animals.
The equipment of the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) recorded the presence of wild bear in Quang Nam.
Reynosa Zoo in Mexico has welcomed a very special new member named Khumba.
1,600 remaining pandas in nature are faced with a new threat from horses.
The talent of the horse is well known because the horse has a long, slender, four-legged body. But horses have characteristics unlike those of other animals, which is li…
A horse has a memory of people and quite good places that make them believe the police when they go on patrols, while the action of laughing horses hides another secret…
Although in the future, scientists can sample their genes to maintain the race, but now, these breeds are gradually disappearing from the Earth.
Striped lines will help protect zebras from predators by creating optical illusions.