Discover 1,220 new species of creatures in the Amazon forest
1,220 new species of organisms were discovered in the Amazon, including giant pythons, oil-eating pangasius and monkey frogs.
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1,220 new species of organisms were discovered in the Amazon, including giant pythons, oil-eating pangasius and monkey frogs.
A recent study by scientists from the University of Queensland (Australia) shows that one-third of mammals ...
A fruit bat with a twin-shaped nose is very similar to alien Jedi Master Yoda in a fantasy movie ...
Scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI) cooperate with Papua New Guinea's Biological Research Institute ...
According to Reuters, biological researchers in Kenya have discovered a strange mammal of small size like mice but have a long nose like an elephant's in a remote forest…
Birds consume a lot more energy than mammals, mammals consume more energy than marsupials, animals have pockets that consume more energy than reptiles.
The American Institute of Science in San Francisco in California opened an exhibition of the largest, smallest and most amazing mammals in the evolutionary history of an…
Researchers from the Department of Medicine, University of Washington, USA, have discovered chicken eyes with incredible visual ability, opening up research directions f…
The new study shows that one-sixth of the Mediterranean mammals are at risk of extinction at the regional level.
Mammals and many birds and fish are winners in the evolutionary race, while African crocodiles, American crocodiles, and a relative of the tuatara snake are the losers.
Africa is known as the place where spectacular animal migration takes place. However, the new study shows that migration on this continent will gradually disappear.
A group of scientists have found the answer to the question of how the social position is succeeded in the population of the most complex social mammals - the spotted hy…
The platypus has a mammal-like fur, its waddling legs are like birds and lay eggs in the style of reptiles.
The sight of a male seal trying to make love with an emperor near the Antarctic penguin has entered the lens of scientists.