Decode the bisexual chicken phenomenon
Scientists began to pay more attention to the gender division of chickens when roosters with special shapes were discovered during farm visits.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Sex.
748 published items.
Scientists began to pay more attention to the gender division of chickens when roosters with special shapes were discovered during farm visits.
Panda, white rhino and mountain gorilla all have difficulty maintaining species through reproduction. However, no creature on Earth appears to be
We all know that dinosaurs once dominated the Earth in prehistoric times, but few knew that they were extremely brilliant animals.
Because the turtle lake is so old, scientists are proposing to search in the Red River and Ma River for the same species of turtle to pair with the turtle in Dong Mo Lak…
A dog in Bangladesh became famous after rescuing a monkey escaping death and feeding the poor animal with its milk.
The laboratory in Korea has produced cloned dogs from different breeds, different stature.
Langaha Nasuta snake (Langaha madagascariensis) is often referred to as leaf snakes or Madagascar leaf snakes. This is an animal adapted to tree life.
Learn about the sex life of South African Titer bird in the southern hemisphere desert, researchers at the University of Burgandy in France discovered that the most bril…
One of the leading biologists in the world today, Professor Mark Bekoff asserts that animals can
An English couple was surprised when they discovered their hens suddenly changed their sex and became roosters.
Scientists have discovered many interesting things about the sex of bonono monkeys - primates are considered to be the closest relatives of humans.
According to the latest research by scientists, the male white stork eating mercury-containing food will be turned into homosexuality.
National Geographic magazine has just published a list of the 10 most newly discovered animals in 2010, including the asexual breeding lizard Leiolepis ngovantrii in Vie…
Scientists at La Sierra University in (USA) have discovered a new species of asexual reproductive lizards in Vietnam.
A surprisingly unexpected finding: male spiders prefer to mate with female spiders and silk rather than choose big and experienced girls.