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Honey badgers attack most other animals, almost sparing any wild animal including lions.
Eating one freshwater fish caught in a US river or lake is equivalent to drinking a month of water contaminated with toxic chemicals, a new study says.
To protect the pink river dolphin, the world's largest river dolphin, scientists are working to decode the mysteries of its life and habitat...
In the wild world full of mysteries, speed is always an important factor in determining the survival of animals.
In the wild, there are some species that use their own body odor to create a layer of protection against predators. Here are the top 10 smelliest animals in the world.
Not long ago, a shocking news caused a stir in the world of biologists: 4 yellow-throated weasels successfully hunted a 250kg wild boar!
Each year, more than $100 million is spent trying to reduce their numbers, but the damage remains high and appears to be increasing.
Water buffalo is a familiar animal for agriculture, especially in Vietnam, however this species is distributed in many other countries and has many characteristics that…
In nature there are many animals that look cute and innocent, but the truth about them is completely opposite to their appearance.
Three kangaroos were discovered in Duc Long commune, Thach An district, and were captured by forest rangers and sent to the rescue center.
Richard Louis Proenneke is an American naturalist, conservationist, writer, and self-taught wildlife photographer who has lived alone in the frigid Alaskan wilderness fo…
Just like a miniature society, the wild world has its order and is established by powerful hunters.
If humans didn't shear their sheep, how would they manage their own wool?
Lions and tigers are always considered the kings of beasts, however in the wild there are still animals that can take the lives of lions.