Strangely, the British Cow was born into a Belgian cow
A cow named Coco in England just made a miracle when he gave birth to 3 healthy calves with 2 completely different breeds.
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A cow named Coco in England just made a miracle when he gave birth to 3 healthy calves with 2 completely different breeds.
In the latest study published in Futures magazine, an international team of scientists looked at the challenges of reproduction on the surface of Mars.
Excluding humanity, octopus is one of the most intelligent creatures on the planet, even surpassing dolphins and chimpanzees.
A zebra shark in Australia unexpectedly gave birth to three babies without a male
Australian scientists have discovered that some types of algae can switch genes to withstand higher temperatures, avoiding coral bleaching.
Grouper Chalk live in small Caribbean reefs that can change sex up to 20 times a day.
After serving the partner, every part of the Anglerfish male body gradually dissolved and died, leaving enough testicles to fertilize the female.
Scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the UK are looking for a solution to the mysterious selection mechanism, avoiding the risk of fertilization that the…
Jellyfish are in season to flourish across the oceans, but it's only cyclical and hard to threaten humans.
With the help of a robot, Australian scientists discovered the Great Barrier Reef discovered corals at depths never before thought, news from AFP news agency on January…
Researchers say a sperm bank for corals, collected from coral reefs in Hawaii, the Caribbean and Australia, could one day help restore and regenerate reefs harm.
Scientists have once again voiced the fact that Maui dolphins, the smallest and rarest among dolphins, are facing extinction. Their only habitat is on New Zealand's west…
Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Trinh, Director of An Giang Aquatic Breeding Center said the center has studied reproduction of coral fish for a long time. Finally the first batch o…
Researchers at Duke University in the United States have found that ice in the breeding area of this seal is decreasing by about 6% per decade over the past 30 years.