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Animal world
Mature fish reach reproductive age in just two weeks
A fish that lives in rain pools has defeated its own record - the fastest sex maturity ever known among vertebrates.
Animal world
28-toe cat broke the world record
Paws, the cat that owns 28 toes, broke the Guinness World Record, set in 2002 for the cat with the most toes, UPI reported on February 9.
Animal world
The whole weight of humans combined is not equal to the amount of food that spiders consume each year
Surely many of us have a fear of spiders. They have monstrous shapes, very hairy, lumpy cows, many species have venom
Animal world
Revealing the cause of the cock loss
The results of a new study reveal why some birds, including chickens, have shrunk their penis during evolution.
Animal world
Ghost spiders know how to fly silk to make kites to cross the sea
Ghost spiders use silk as kite wings to fly hundreds of kilometers through the ocean to settle on the island more than 600km from the Chilean coast.
Animal world
It is not always that the animal is big
Body size has long been noted to play an important role in shaping species interactions.
Animal world
Dizzy growth like African fish
Experts have identified the fastest growing vertebrate, only 17 days to reach the reproductive stage since the eggs hatch. It is a small fish that lives in temporary bla…
Animal world
Shocking discovery of monkey's memory
Recent research by scientists at Aarhus University in Denmark shows that large monkeys (orangutans, chimpanzees, gorillas, etc.) are able to remember events from previou…
Animal world
The battle between spiders and bats
Antarctica is the only place where humans cannot witness the sight of re-bat-eating spiders, scientists claim.
Animal world
Giant goldfish weighs 1.4kg
A young man fishing on Lake Saint Clair, Michigan (USA) was surprised when he caught a goldfish with a length of 38cm and reached a weight of 1.4kg, National Geographic…
Animal world
New discovery of the reproductive behavior of sea dragon fish
Australian scientists have discovered that weedy seadragon has unique signs and males often gather in individual groups.
Environment
Antarctic ice may have begun to melt due to El Nino from the 1940s
According to The Wall Street Journal, scientists have been interested in studying the changes of glaciers because their state is vital in predicting sea level rise.
Environment
3D models show the danger of volcanoes
In a classroom experiment, scientists in Mexico built 3D models for students to understand geographic issues.
Environment
Stink ever dominated the earth
Martin Brasier, a professor of earth science at Oxford University in England, and his colleagues studied biochemical processes on Earth from 1.9 million years ago.