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After five years of deep exploration in the Western Ghats region of India, the researchers discovered seven new frog species, named after
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After five years of deep exploration in the Western Ghats region of India, the researchers discovered seven new frog species, named after
The impressive moment when the aunt bird won the snake with a lake in India was recorded by a female student.
Looking at this strange animal, one immediately mentions a snail with iron armor and creepy feathers.
The massive body of a whale shark is washed up on the coast by waves, attracting the attention of many locals in India.
A greedy cobra of India in Similipal National Park, India, has to pay dearly when trying to swallow the whole nest.
Indian wildlife protection agency is trying to find the famous tiger tiger Jai in this country after more than 100 days the animal disappeared without a trace.
Machli, the tiger that was dubbed the Queen of Ranthambore Park, India, died at the age of 19.
After four years of research, scientists at Junagadh Agricultural University, India, have confirmed that there is gold and therapeutic substances in the urine of the fam…
Scientists say the Frigate birds can fly continuously for 56 days without rest.
Experts discovered a new mating posture unique in Bombay night frogs in India, in which instead of hugging their partners, the male stood in the form of legs above the f…
The Mysterious World page has released a list of the world's 10 highest flying birds. Don't head the bird Gyps Rueppellii, can fly at a maximum height of 11,277.6m.
The snake seems to be ready, just waiting for the eagle to catch the fish is rushing to fight.
An extinct tree frog more than a century ago was discovered by scientists in tropical northeastern India.
By distinguishing between the characteristic melodious songs, scientists have discovered a new species of thrush in the Himalayas of northern India and China.