Hundreds of deadly Golfinas sea turtles are found in the Mexican coast
Golfinas is the largest of the sea turtles in Mexico with a breeding cycle from June this year to April next year.
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Golfinas is the largest of the sea turtles in Mexico with a breeding cycle from June this year to April next year.
Don't think, not dropping dolphins to the marine environment is a non-human act, because behind it is a serious story.
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More than 100 marine turtles, mainly of a rare and endangered turtle species, are found on the beach in Puerto Arista, a small Pacific town in the state of Chiapas, Mexi…
Penguins live in Namibia, South Africa and islands of the same name. The only penguin species distributed on this continent is the African penguin, also known as the jac…
Dragon shrimp has a scientific name is Palinuridae, is a shrimp family in the sea consisting of more than 60 species including many species of high economic value.
You know, crocodiles don't just live in the Amazon, Nile or famous rivers in the world. Occasionally, they can go out to sea.
According to the BBC (UK), the results of this interesting study have just been published in the scientific journal eNeuro, providing new data for scientists studying th…
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In New Zealand, the most lonely bird on the planet - the Nigel Sea is dead. Metro edition reported on the death of the sea.
With science, carp is a species with many interesting points that you may never know.
The mere moments of the pregnancy of killing and eating the 45kg heavy sea turtles shared by the BBC crew during the Big Cats documentary show aired earlier this week, a…
The world has a lot of snakes, including harmless species but there are extremely poisonous types, which can cause victims to die immediately when attacked.
The skinny bear is rummaging through a trash can seen as a symbol of the impact of climate change.