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Global warming is forcing many animals around the world to flee from their normal habitats. But according to a complete analysis, marine species are fleeing six times fa…
Thranduil's giant mount in the Hobbit series is said to be inspired by the image of the Irish elk (Megaloceros giganteus) that went extinct around 7,700 years ago.
Archaeologists discovered about 60 mammoth skeleton in northern Mexico City (Mexico).
Reptiles are animals that do not have vocal cords, so they are often very silent, but archaeologists have discovered a prehistoric crocodile in the extreme Cretaceous pe…
No matter how cute or small the animals today are, in them in prehistoric times all looked extremely scary, giant. Giant dragonflies and facts about the prehistoric worl…
Slow-motion images cut from high-speed video cameras show mantises capable of striking with unbelievable speed and accuracy.
Why do many animals have pink ears, while their bodies are different colors?
With fewer than 250 individuals left in the world, the Sahara cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus hecki) is one of the rarest carnivores on our planet.
The image of ducks with lovely fluffy hair is becoming the talk of animal-loving communities.
What do you think are the most dangerous creatures in the world? Lobster, panther, centipede, scorpion, spider ...? And has cinema as well as documentary film been fully…
A video of a crow trying to help the hedgehog cross the street, recorded by a pedestrian himself, is becoming viral on Twitter.
Extreme climate change is most likely responsible for the extinction of the giant animal system in the Sahul - the supercontinent created by Australia and New Guinea dur…
An action many people still take to make their mark in a strange place. However, the consequences will be more complicated than you think.
Archaeologists discovered the nearly intact fossil skeleton of a giant prehistoric elephant living in the New Territories.
Humans and animals are evolving incessantly - abandoning features that are less favorable to the features that maximize survival.