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Archaeological experts said that in ancient times the Greek navy used to throw the poisonous snake serpent Javelin San Boa (Tiger carrying desert) to enemy ships.
Authorities in Rome, Italy, hope the warlike kite squadron can scare away the starlings, the author of the rain feces smells.
Scientists have discovered how the python of South America ended the prey's life, rejecting the long-standing mistake of causing their victims to suffocate.
The strange freshwater fish, called the pirate fish, could use the chemical it created to cover the body odor and evade the eyes of the enemy.
For millions of years, each new species equips itself with a unique, distinctive weapon that no other species has. This weapon is the most effective tool to help them su…
German police are training a new anti-crime weapon, which is three vulture birds, animals capable of detecting hidden bodies.
Biologists from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia have discovered that flat lizard Augrabies use optical weapons.
People have mobilized animals to support the fight against enemies from the dawn of war.
The natural world is a fierce survival competition. And there, people admire extremely unique defenses of animals.
A Chinese newspaper reported that the Taliban taught monkeys how to fire guns at American soldiers in Afghanistan, but an American scientist said the monkeys were not sm…
The Nazca dove - a seabird that lives on the Galápagos Island - came out ready to kill its siblings when it was removed. Biologists at Wake Forest University and colleag…
Harvard University biologists have just discovered that some African frogs carry secret weapons: when threatened, frogs use sharp bones in their toes to pierce their ski…
Snake venom is a deadly weapon, formed over a period of over 100 million years. It kills tens of thousands of people every year. And thanks to the new research works, it…
Desert chimpanzees, in addition to being able to create weapons to hunt other primates, can also find shelter in caves like the ancestors of prehistoric humans. A study c
Ricefish, a 4 cm long fish that is often cultivated in Japan, has been used by the Shizuoka government.