Females have the same cycle of hearing as women
When examining the peripheral auditory system of birds, American zoologists found the hearing loss of female finches varies with the season.
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When examining the peripheral auditory system of birds, American zoologists found the hearing loss of female finches varies with the season.
Merlin cat in Devon county, England may be recorded record books are the cat emits the loudest cry in the world with intensity up to 100 decibels.
Researchers have deciphered the mystery behind the unique ability of parrots, showing the intelligence and friendliness of this colorful animal.
A new study found that the tiny gray rat lemur living in Madagascar island can avoid inbreeding by recognizing the familiar sound of their family members.
A new study has found that bats also always incorporate sexual activity with their daily hunting, like the novel 'Batman' (Batman) always attaches to work with the abili…
Male mice can produce different sounds to attract female mice. These mice also have certain brain features like the features of the human brain and the birds of the bird…
The ravens have a special memory. It remembers specifically and in detail what happens in relationships with people of the same type (friends or enemies). This conclusio…
A study helps scientists discover the secret to helping seabirds avoid their relatives during the search for mates to mate. Until recently many scientists still thought…
According to the BBC, scientists at the University of Vienna said their findings suggest that the ability could help crows 'live well' in urban environments, using the v…
A zoo in Japan mobilizes staff to knock drum to create excitement for two crocodiles because they are not interested in mating.
AFP quoted a study by US and Philippine scientists published on February 8, saying that one of the world's smallest primates Tarsius syrichta communicates with each othe…
The buzzing sounds from the engines of commercial ships along the sea routes not only alter whale behavior but also affect other giant mammals underwater.
American scientists have discovered that bats learn to hunt by eavesdropping on information transmitted by ultrasound of the same type.
When the corpses of giant squid were found in Spain more than a decade ago, scientists suspected that loud noises from boats damaged them. Now, it has been clarified.