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National Geographic magazine has just published a list of the 10 most newly discovered animals in 2010, including the asexual breeding lizard Leiolepis ngovantrii in Vie…
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National Geographic magazine has just published a list of the 10 most newly discovered animals in 2010, including the asexual breeding lizard Leiolepis ngovantrii in Vie…
Scientists at La Sierra University in (USA) have discovered a new species of asexual reproductive lizards in Vietnam.
In the natural world, almost every animal has its own tricks to survive. Some creatures are still
The natural world is a fierce survival competition. And there, people admire extremely unique defenses of animals.
Phu Quoc lizard-legged species has a head length of about 86 mm, believed to be only available in Phu Quoc National Park.
Rumors of a 1.8-meter-long mysterious lizard have appeared in the Philippines hundreds of years ago, but until recently Western scientists have found them.
Scientists say they have snapped the anomaly-shaped lizards with long tails disguised as autumn leaves in Andasibe-Mantadia National Park in Madagascar, off the east coa…
Scientists from National Geographic site filmed the sight of a bag in the Central American region running on the water like on land ...
Vietnamese scientists have discovered a new species of lumpy frog in the high mountains of Hoang Lien (Lao Cai) and announced a new species of finger goose like Cyrtodac…
German, Russian and Vietnamese scientists have just announced a new species of fingerless lizard similar to Cyrtodactylus in Dong Nai and Ba Ria - Vung Tau provinces.
In Current Biology on June 4, a report said the lizard's sex problem turned out to be much more complicated than previous speculations of the scientific world. At least…
The world's largest lizard, Komodo dragon, has venom in the mouth to paralyze its prey. This finding suggests they are far more dangerous than many other reptiles.
University of Michigan ecologists and colleagues have found the answer to a question that has existed for more than a century: What is the main factor determining lizard…
Researcher Ngo Van Tri and Dr. Thomas Ziegler have discovered the smallest new leaf-legged lizard in Vietnam.
If you've ever tried to catch a lizard, you'll find it a difficult task because the animal has an emergency self-defense system to hide.