This bat always disappears every winter and this is the cause
Japanese scientists have found the reason why the bat-leaf bat always mysteriously disappears every winter.
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Japanese scientists have found the reason why the bat-leaf bat always mysteriously disappears every winter.
Experts believe the warmer surface temperature as a source of scarce food is the cause of more than 8,000 dead seabirds along Alaska Beach (USA) for over a week.
On an early winter, while looking for her flock, Liezel Kennedy, a native of Saskatchewan Province (Canada), glided past them without knowing the flock of sheep.
Warm weather often makes us think of tiny tree frogs and frogs jumping somewhere. But what happens to frogs in winter? If they can't dig enough deep into the rock
Winter in the Arctic, temperatures drop very low, accompanied by very scarce foods. When the ambient temperature drops, it is difficult to find food, polar bears start t…
A new albino sparrow found in Australia, but may not live long because it is easy to become a prey.
The World Nature Fund said there were at least 441 animal and plant species discovered in remote areas of the Amazon forest.
In the winter, shorter days make us restricted to natural light exposure and make us sleep more than usual, irritable and anxious. But for mice it is the opposite.
The winter Olympics will be held in Sochi (Russia) for 3 days (October 9-11, 2014) but soon appeared a prophet predicting the results. It was the otter Otter Ashley.
According to Xinhua, scientists from New Zealand's Institute of Atmospheric and Water Research (NIWA), sponsored by National Geographic (USA), will study rockhopper peng…
This African beast has adapted very well to the cold winter in Canada. At the neighboring barn, a spotted hyena is trying to climb to the top of a wooden platform covere…
According to scientists, geese, ducks and swans often experience winter in the Northern European wetlands recently changing their migration trend due to rising temperatu…
Mankind has known the habit of migrating to the south in the winter of birds, but how they achieve that ability is still an unanswered question.
Scientists in the United States and Canada are gradually shedding light on the centuries-old secrets relating to the lives of Arctic wolves in the winter.
When winter comes, the sky at Gretna Green on the Scottish border is densely packed with wintering birds and these birds have created unexpectedly funny shapes.