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You may have heard of chimpanzees and crows using assistive devices, but what about alligators?
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You may have heard of chimpanzees and crows using assistive devices, but what about alligators?
At the present time, the main reason for this is that the habitat areas of the 3 species no longer overlap.
Scientists have identified a low-lying continent that existed about 40 million years ago and was inhabited by exotic animals.
The road to success cannot be without sacrifices and trade-offs. The battle for survival always takes place in the Nile region...
The bootlace worm is one of the longest animals on Earth. Once, they were found on the beach with a length of up to 55 meters.
The German scientist's plan is based on the world's first genetically modified pig heart transplant to humans in the US last month, but with a simpler version.
Experts discovered that chimpanzees caught flying insects, pressed them between their lips and then placed them on the wound, repeating it many times as if to treat.
When we think of long-armed animals, we might think of apes, but in fact there is another species that has beaten them.
Thousands of years of dependence on humans has caused the cat's brain to shrink, a new study finds.
Although the kangaroo has a very cute face, it is extremely aggressive in mating. When the matter is over, the male may even lose his life.
American ecologists have found a new way to reduce turtles, sharks and squid getting entangled in fishing nets.
Tiger is an animal that appears in the ancient culture of Asian countries and many species become precious because of their alarming number of species.
Evidence of ancient animal breeding techniques has been discovered in bas-reliefs in an ancient temple in Iraq.
Jonathan lives on the island of St. Helena is the oldest recorded by the Guinness World Records. Despite its advanced age, its eyes are blind, but it still tries to pair…
More than 1,400 species of bats live around the world, with the exception of Antarctica and a few remote islands. What makes this flying mammal so popular?