The truths always amaze you about the biological world
The natural world always surprises us, and the facts in this article will make sure you understand it.
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The natural world always surprises us, and the facts in this article will make sure you understand it.
Passenger pigeon, they are so called because of their frequent migration behavior and constantly finding new places that are more convenient for reproduction.
Near the South Pole of the Earth is an island in the Indian Ocean, with the French name Île aux Cochons.
According to a recent study by Chinese scientists, penguins have appeared in Antarctica since 14,600 years ago, 6,000 years earlier than the previous hypothesis.
The moment of tiny red crabs with the number of thousands of cows crossing the residential area on Christmas Island is recorded by a witness, yesterday's Long Room repor…
How have we been able to monitor the movement of birds without affecting their daily lives?
Arctic terns, leather turtles, dragonflies are three of the animals with the longest migrations in nature.
Millions of years ago there was a small spider that covered the ocean and invaded the world.
According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, tens of thousands of new walruses have recently arrived
Today's technological advances have allowed us to delve into the migration of birds around the world.
At the Adams River in British Columbia, a pilgrimage of millions of red salmon returns to the place where they were born every four years.
Researchers from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said zebras in southern Africa have recorded the longest migration on the continent with a distance of up to 500km.
A recent study shows that Alpine swallow swallows can fly 200 days continuously with a journey of more than 2,000km without a break.
The dam construction on the main stream in the lower Mekong region may become a threat to the survival of the catfish species, one of the largest and rarest freshwater f…
According to a recent study by scientists, cold-flying birds have made 29,000-km flights during their migration from the North to Africa and back. The study is based on…