Video: Chimp climbed the wall to escape the zoo
Seven chimpanzees use twigs to climb the wall and try to escape from a zoo in the US, but are then brought back to the cages.
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Seven chimpanzees use twigs to climb the wall and try to escape from a zoo in the US, but are then brought back to the cages.
The baby gorilla was brought into the barn and first met the mother monkey after the previous caesarean surgery.
The gorilla caresses two small cats and plays with them like members of a family.
Vietnam Record Organization for the first time announced the record in the field of environment on World Environment Day 5/6.
The US wildlife protection organization began its study on biodiversity on May 24 in Ba To mountainous district (Quang Ngai province) on primates, rare reptiles and inse…
Clouds like ocean waves, giant snakes long by bus, human ancestors are three of the most prominent scientific findings in 2009.
Day 5-7, in Cat Tien National Park, the signing ceremony of the Project Agreement was held
The Republic of Congo has just established a national park with the goal of preserving the gorillas - the country's rare primate. It is also home to some of the red-list…
Larger brains can help smarter but less muscular muscles on the body. This finding seems to be similar to a previous doctrine that the brain will favor smoking nutrients…
The long-tailed monkey named Trung Trung and Hoa Hoa was born 8 and 6 weeks ago in a laboratory in China.
Although the initial results of this vaccine are very promising, changes related to new medical research regulations on primates can limit more intensive experiments.
Looking at a strong physique, it seems that men live longer than women, but on the contrary, men still do not live as long as women - and this is also true for human pri…
Natural evolution and selection have made the human body adapt to HIV.
German and American scientists can maintain pig hearts inside a baboon for more than two years, creating a breakthrough in the field of organ transplants.
In the scientific community, rodents are the most popular test subjects. Up to 95% of animal studies in the United States are done on rodents.