Even if you never brush your teeth, have you heard of animals with tooth decay?
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Dentists recommend that you should brush your teeth at least twice a day to be able to protect, prevent tooth decay, gingivitis, tartar ...
Parrots are considered to be one of the most intelligent birds, with the ability to imitate speech like humans.
The expansion of humanity is pushing mammals such as deer, tigers and bears, ... which work mainly in the daytime to go to foraging at night.
For a long time, many people believed that trading and exchanging activities only appeared in human society. But it turns out, wild animals do the same.
The largest and smallest species are at greatest risk of extinction and this will have serious consequences for the Earth's ecosystem.
These species are found throughout the Amazon forests spread across 9 South American countries, with an average of 1 species detected every 2 days.
The group of American researchers has discovered the reason for chimpanzees to move faster and more flexibly than humans.
Scary snakes, but they work independently. The thing is, that's just what science doesn't know.
The world's largest wild reindeer population living on Russia's Taimyr peninsula has decreased by 40% individuals due to climate change and human activity.
Scientists find that dogs only feel happy and praised if the words and intonations that people speak are positive.
Mating is an indispensable activity of animals to maintain the race. But surely you will be surprised with the way the street delivery has 1-0-2 of the animals below.
Contrary to the usual default, the record of natural sleep time is not a lazy species.
Researchers have obtained evidence of changes in animal behavior when seismic activity increases, implying they can predict in advance an upcoming earthquake.
Birds can learn to choose the best nesting materials for their nests, according to scientists.
The scientific community has just obtained long-standing evidence of doubt that birds belong to the corvid family, including crows and magpie, very intelligent.