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Individual shape or color characteristics can help many species camouflage and avoid the risk of attack.
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Individual shape or color characteristics can help many species camouflage and avoid the risk of attack.
Some animals have the ability to disguise their surroundings, to help them avoid enemies or deceive their prey.
Brown bats hunt moths, chasing the mezzanine owl, dogs chasing the ball under the lake, ... are the most beautiful animal images of the past week.
Lions fight fiercely for mates, brave antelope attacks jaguar, intelligent caterpillars camouflage into snakes, ... are the most beautiful animal images last week.
Photographer Linden Gledhill uses lasers and macro lenses to take a close-up look of the beauty of insects like wasps, ladybirds ... when they are flying in his garden.
Scientists recently conducted a discussion in Washington, USA about the possibility of
To capture stunning photos of these
Caterpillar moths can mutate snake-like species to threaten enemies whenever they encounter a dangerous situation.
Caterpillars eat leaves, monkeys sit on iron fences to eat carrots, who manage to bathe elephants, ... are the most beautiful animal images in the past week.
A mammoth specimen dating to about 39,000 years old is on display in Russia.
The specimen of a mammoth dating back about 42,000 years, more than a meter long, will be displayed in the UK in the coming days.
The public has the opportunity to admire rare mammoth corpses in Japan after scientists transport it from Russia.
Russian and Korean scientists have signed a cooperation agreement to recreate mammoths - animals that have disappeared on Earth 10,000 years ago.
Moths (his children) can indirectly cause long-term unemployment for glass-cleaning workers because of their reflective properties on their eyes.
The idea of reviving extinct species is no longer fiction, when some scientists claim that a pigeon can be reborn in the next few years.