Discovered 7 new species of rats in the Philippines
According to the Science Daily, an American team of scientists and colleagues in the Philippines discovered seven new species of rats in dense forest areas on the island…
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According to the Science Daily, an American team of scientists and colleagues in the Philippines discovered seven new species of rats in dense forest areas on the island…
A snake breeder in Taiwan when he released the mouse into the cage for the snake to eat was witnessed the unexpected scene. The brave prey has fought to defeat the vorac…
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
Children and grandchildren of male rats that mate with many female mice have higher health and fertility than descendants of those
Defense News reports that the US military has begun to care about the possibility of using African giant hamsters (Cricetomys gambianus) ...
In order to destroy the brown tree snakes on Guam, the American planes threw the mice with poisoned mice.
A recent study by scientists from the University of Queensland (Australia) shows that one-third of mammals ...
On October 6, scientists simultaneously announced the discovery of hundreds of new species in the Mekong region and in Papua New Guinea in the Pacific Ocean.
A fruit bat with a twin-shaped nose is very similar to alien Jedi Master Yoda in a fantasy movie ...
Researchers at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Monterotondo (Italy) have discovered areas ...
Scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI) cooperate with Papua New Guinea's Biological Research Institute ...
The scientists were stunned when their automatic cameras were placed in the old jungle in Kenya and captured a giant elephant shrew.
A species of mice over 80 cm long and not afraid of humans has been discovered in a forest in Papua New Guinea.
Researchers say they will soon create an animal that does not feel painful in the farms.
Experts at the University of California in San Francisco have made gene-encoded cells in mice react to light, producing cells that obey the signal of a light or stop at…