Mother antelope confronts the rhino to save the baby
To protect children, mother antelopes do not hesitate to rush forward and use horns to confront the large rhino.
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To protect children, mother antelopes do not hesitate to rush forward and use horns to confront the large rhino.
In addition to the ability to swallow food with the support of the eyes, some frogs also have strange characteristics such as taking children out of their mouths or layi…
The female python at the American zoo lays 6 eggs without going through the mating process with the male before.
Brazilian scientists recorded the sound of mother turtles communicating with baby turtles on the Amazon River.
After more than a month of birth, the first baby penguin brought
Chinese scientists have just announced that they have successfully supported 3 extremely rare pandas.
Rhino Gertjie was rescued from the deep forest on May 7 by the Hoedspruit Endangered Animal Center (HESC) staff in South Africa when it was lying on the body of his moth…
The tiny wildebeest are native to Africa, have an average weight of 10kg and a maximum height of about 50cm, only half of the other antelope.
Every creature born in this world has a mother. But every animal's motherhood is not quite the same, there are even species that are motherly in very odd ways.
The albino kangaroo gave birth to a furry, cute colored kangaroo in contrast to her mother at a German zoo.
If you are a pregnant or complaining mother because you have to carry a baby in your belly, give sympathy to a male jawfish
After hiding from her mother and playing at bedtime, Yuan Zai the panda at Taipei Zoo was caught by her mother, spared about bamboo leaves and lulled to sleep.
More than 200,000 new baby turtles were born in Brazil, during the annual incubation and hatching of South American river turtles in the area.
On January 6, there were more than 19,000 visitors to Taipei, Taiwan zoo watching the star panda Panda Yu Tu in its first public appearance.
The newborn gorilla in the American zoo lies on her mother's chest sleeping soundly and rarely separates from her mother in the first months of her life.