Biodiversity: A balance between conservation and exploitation is needed
Like many countries in the world, Vietnam is facing serious degradation of biodiversity rich ecosystems.
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Like many countries in the world, Vietnam is facing serious degradation of biodiversity rich ecosystems.
New research shows that some bees self-balance themselves with the wind and other disturbances by stretching their sturdy rear legs while flying.
The speed of extinction of species is increasing rapidly, creating many difficulties and troubles for people. It is an affirmation of a comprehensive study conducted by…
Federica Grassi, a retired banker, took a series of photos that captured the moment when Alps mountain goats licked salt and other minerals on the Cingino dam in norther…
Surely many of us have a fear of spiders. They have monstrous shapes, very hairy, lumpy cows, many species have venom
Many higher animals have tails. Horses use tails to chase flies while birds have tails to navigate when flying. So what about us? Why don't humans have tails?
The bird can stand still on the tree, still sleep soundly without ever turning its neck to the ground. This is because the bird's toe structure is very suitable for gras…
Self-hanging, clinging to vertical walls or self-tailing are special features of geckos.
Hard-shelled animals, especially turtles, often lose balance and fall in a belly-leaning position to the sky. When in this state, they face many dangers. When a turtle i…
Scientists call on the British government to kill more than 750,000 wild deer as they are causing negative problems in rural areas.
When the corpses of giant squid were found in Spain more than a decade ago, scientists suspected that loud noises from boats damaged them. Now, it has been clarified.
The flamingos are famous for their ability to stand on one leg for hours, but for a flamingo at Moscow Zoo (Russia), standing on two feet is not easy.
A rabbit capable of keeping a super balance or an eel suddenly drowned the trainer in front of hundreds of spectators.
Invasive animals are spreading in many parts of the world at breakneck speed. Their harm is worse than pollution ...