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Why can migratory birds fly thousands of kilometers without eating?
This is due to the special energy storage mechanism in their bodies and the way they choose their movement method like a marathon runner.
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Oceanography
7-piece fish in the body on the water surface snatches the tern
A giant seahorse defies gravity when the body on the water snaps the terns flying across the offshore Seychelles, East Africa.
Animal world
The world's most lazy bird: Lay eggs on tree branches, break other fruits
For some reason we have to ... sympathize with birds laying eggs on this tree branch.
Animal world
The longest migratory animals in nature
Arctic terns, leather turtles, dragonflies are three of the animals with the longest migrations in nature.
Animal world
Hundreds of strange birds appeared in Lao Cai
People in Ban Qua commune, Bat Xat district, have seen hundreds of flying birds in the past days.
Animal world
Sand terns try to mate with the dead male
Scientists encountered a homosexual case in the terns, when three males repeatedly tried to mate with corpses on the side of the road.
Animal world
Unbelievable records in the animal world
The record for the world's most noisy animal belongs to the blue whale, while the
Animal world
Protection of a rare and precious herd of flocks in Muong Phang commune
Recently, in the area of Muong Phang commune, Dien Bien district, Dien Bien province, there have been rare and precious stalks, included in the Vietnam Red Book.
Animal world
Great migrations
Leatherback turtles travel more than 20,000 km to feed, and the Arctic terns often cross the road more than 80,000 km to change their accommodation.
Animal world
Arctic terns - the champion of flight routes
The latest study shows that the annual terns must migrate to migrant roads up to 71,000 km, twice as much as previous studies.
Animal world
Birds sneak through narrow slots like fighters
The sight of an angled flying tern to sneak through the door of the warehouse at speeds of up to 56 km / h has been recorded in Scotland.
Animal world
Flying species in Con Dao (Part 1)
The sunrise in Con Dao has a strange impression, even though you have been here. The serene calmness that dominates the history-filled streets of history seems to be the…
Animal world
Flying species in Con Dao (Part 2)
At the end of the mating season of the black-backed mantle, in Con Dao, there are quite a number of other birds, the white pups often perch on the branches every afterno…
Animal world
Wilson seabirds
Wilson leisurely birds are named after the anthropologist Alexander Wilson (1766 - 1813). They belong to the type of Petrel bird
Environment
The initial successful redistribution of Caspian terns
The initiative to build a new nesting area for the largest terns in the world and at the same time protecting the salmon and baby sharks on the Columbia River has finall…