'Assassin tree' glows to lure bait
A team of experts from the Jawaharlal Nehru Research Institute and Botanical Garden in Kerala, India discovered green fluorescent light from the fly-catch tree (Dionaea…
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A team of experts from the Jawaharlal Nehru Research Institute and Botanical Garden in Kerala, India discovered green fluorescent light from the fly-catch tree (Dionaea…
Experts have discovered that a new species of spider is very cunning, they use the prey of prey to protect themselves against the enemy.
Scientists have collaborated and successfully researched a new method of eradicating fruit flies, achieving approximately 100% efficiency without being harmful to the en…
On the way to find bait, hawks suddenly saw the iguanas, also known as the American south dragon, lying on a high stone sunbathing. It hovered a few laps in the air and…
The constant dangers seemed to have caused the crab to surrender before it could reach the
Several years ago, photographs of the snow shot of Christine Blais-Soucy in Ungava Peninsula, Quebec, Canada shocked the online community.
The cat named Dudu looked shocked at the durian tray that the owner named Niu Xiaoyao brought in front of, Newsflare reported on May 5.
South Georgia, Britain's overseas territory in the south Atlantic, was the first to miss mice since humans settled on the island 200 years ago, Fox News reported yesterd…
Luke Robertson encounters the crocodile while fishing on the Cahills Crossing spill on the East Alligator River in the Northern Territory, Australia, Mashable reports.
Although researchers and indigenous people know well that birds of prey ignite, whether or not they do it on purpose is still a skeptical topic.
The video of the sparrow jumps along the pond and drops the seed for the fish that are burrowing to eat Lou Ann Pence, a resident of Illinois, USA, sharing on YouTube in…
A huge crocodile protruded up from the water, reaching high above the boat's roof to bait the stick on the visitor's hand.
The vital organs in Burmese pythons double in size after they swallow the giant prey.
The holy cross of the strange frog has the ability to turn into a magnet when it secretes the glue with a terrible adhesion, quick drying for 30 seconds to catch prey.