Understanding the phenomenon of 'playing dead' in the animal world
From lemurs, geckos, ants to amphibians, chickens, even sharks,... hundreds of animal species use the method of playing dead to escape.
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From lemurs, geckos, ants to amphibians, chickens, even sharks,... hundreds of animal species use the method of playing dead to escape.
This little creature can live up to 100 years without eating too many times. What's the secret?
Australian scientists have successfully decoded the fossil of an ancient amphibian that lived about 247 million years ago.
A new species of snake has just been recognized by scientists, found only on a small island in Khanh Hoa province, Vietnam.
Based on phylogenetic analysis of modern amphibian larvae, the fossils helped identify Notobatrachus tadpoles as very close to the group that includes all living frogs a…
A report published in the journal Zootaxa said that a new species of toad, belonging to the genus Oreolalax (scientific name: Oreolalax) has just been recognized as an e…
Researchers from the Institute of Genome Research discovered new amphibian species called the grass frog (Zhangixalus Thaoae) and the brown dwarf frog (Vietnamophryne au…
According to researchers at Santa Cruz State University in Brazil, the Brazilian flea frog (Brachycephalus pulex) is only 7-8mm long, possibly the smallest vertebrate on…
After studying and observing the Ringed caecilian (Siphonops), researchers learned that these creatures have unusual methods of caring for their offspring, including mil…
Chemnitzion richteri was discovered at the site of an ancient petrified forest and is thought to have roamed the Earth 300 million years ago.
Today we can have terrestrial, marine and amphibians. Of course, there are many species that are thinking of being able to move from the ocean to the land.
The researchers injected photosynthetic algae into the tadpoles, thereby creating a symbiotic relationship between the amphibians and microorganisms, allowing the amphib…
For the first time, researchers have found evidence of venom glands in caecilian, legless amphibians with a snake-like appearance.
Scientists have discovered a new species of burrowing frog with a very impressive appearance in the wet peatlands of the Amazon rainforest.
The Rhino car features a pair of giant front wheels with a diameter of 2m, helping it to run 72km / h on land and 8km / h in water.