Animal world
Loving way of animals
Many animals have the ability to express loving gestures, take care of their fellow humans and even empathize with people.
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Animal world
Strange ability of snails
Self-glowing to threaten the enemy, shooting venom into prey, moving quickly or adapting to the living environment are strange possibilities of many snails.
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The ability to bulge the giant python's terrifying organs
The first comprehensive study by international scientists on the revealing snake genome, Burmese python (Burmese) is one of the most evolved organisms on Earth.
Animal world
Pigeons smell the air to find their way
A recent study by a German science shows that pigeons rely on their ability to smell air to find their way to their whereabouts.
Animal world
Elephants understand human gestures
A new study shows that elephants can understand human gestures without training or domestication.
Animal world
Animals that are capable of being
Forever young, lost old heads - new heads, immortality ... are the 1-0-2 possibilities of animals
Animal world
Monkey learns to swim like people
Although it is impossible to match Michael Phelps, the monkey has shown that they can still swim like humans.
Animal world
Dogs are not colorblind
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.
Animal world
The parrot swears
When meeting a lost parrot, the employees of the Scottish Animal Abuse Prevention Association (SPCA) were stunned to see it cursing, whistling and jumping.
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Shocking discovery of monkey's memory
Recent research by scientists at Aarhus University in Denmark shows that large monkeys (orangutans, chimpanzees, gorillas, etc.) are able to remember events from previou…
Animal world
Decode the anti-slip mechanism of gecko feet
Experts from the University of Akron (USA) said they have just deciphered the mystery around how geckos stick to leaves and stems even when they are wet.
Animal world
The inexplicable abilities of pets
Pets are somehow able to foresee upcoming events, and warn their owners about the dangers that threaten their lives.
Animal world
The baboon knows how to count
Jessica Cantlon, an assistant professor at the University of Rochester, USA, and colleagues observed eight olive baboons aged 4 to 14. More than 50 experiments were perf…
Animal world
Revealing the reason that penguins can't fly
Researchers finally discovered why penguins can't fly. According to them, this is because the bird has evolved to swim and dive using its propelling wings.