Cats in scientific research
Cats are animals that have been used in scientific research on cloning, prosthetic implants directly or put into space.
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Cats are animals that have been used in scientific research on cloning, prosthetic implants directly or put into space.
Scientists hope to develop a special electronic nose like the dog's nose to detect cancer in the future.
A dog raised in the region of Omsk, western Siberia of Russia, can help owners of daily tasks such as cultivating, pumping or carrying water.
The problems from illness, military to gardening all have interesting help of animals.
US police are training and using professional dogs to track computer memory cards, containing
Humans tame and train animals in many strange purposes that you cannot imagine.
An African gray parrot trained by the owner how to sing the tune of the famous football song, to cheer the England team at the 2014 World Cup.
Two dogs trained by US experts participate in the destruction of invasive snails, limiting threats to people's lives.
Crows are a far more intelligent creature than our guess, with the ability to deduce the equivalent of a 7-year-old.
The fact that the pigeons find themselves exactly where and how long has left many researchers confused, has now been answered.
With a length of 13m, the Purussaurus crocodile is as long as a train, weighing tens of tons. Purussaurus is a Caiman crocodile, they are present on Earth 8 million year…
A new study shows that elephants can understand human gestures without training or domestication.
Russian scientists have shown that dogs can identify many different colors, contrary to the long-held assumption that the crane can only see white and black.
A woman who is allergic to nuts is fortunate to have the first dog in Europe trained to detect allergens.
In the 1960s, CIA officials wanted to find an effective and secret way to record the content of foreign officials' talks in the US, Scientific American reported.