Detecting tooth toads, frogs clinging to rare yellow spotted stone in Lao Cai
Among the 11 amphibian species discovered in Bat Xat Nature Reserve (Lao Cai), there are 2 rare and precious species: toothed toad and frog with yellow spot.
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Among the 11 amphibian species discovered in Bat Xat Nature Reserve (Lao Cai), there are 2 rare and precious species: toothed toad and frog with yellow spot.
In a paper published in Functional Ecology, scientists described how bats Barbastella barbastellus deceive prey.
Archaeologist Richard Oslisly first discovered special dwarf crocodiles when they entered Abanda cave in Gabon in 2008 to search for traces of prehistoric people, accord…
The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) has reported the discovery of two new dog-faced bats Freeman and Waorani of the Molossidae family in Panama and Ecuado…
According to How Stuff Works, all living things in nature try to gain an advantage when searching for the next meal.
In southwestern North America, pallid bats spread out across the night sky to lodge prey, using large ears to listen to the sound of prey fleeing in a hurry.
In the story of the legendary Count Dracula there is always a piece of medicine that turns into a bat, flies to the bed of beautiful girls sleeping and sucking on their…
The bodies of two twin bats were found in 2001 under a mango tree in southern Brazil.
A man died and more than 40 people were hospitalized to treat rabies in northeast Brazil after being attacked by vampire bats, the Daily Mail reported.
We still hear that bats eat fruits mainly and even if they suck blood, they will only drink a little bit of animal blood. But the unusual thing happened, when horror sto…
Israeli scientists have found a new neuron on bats, and this may be the cell that determines the ability to determine the angle and distance between them to a certain lo…
Photographer Nicolas Reusens recorded bats sucking nectar at night during a trip to Costa Rica.
Newly migrated birds to Ban Qua commune (Bat Xat, Lao Cai) are the birds, listed in rare and endangered species.
People in Ban Qua commune, Bat Xat district, have seen hundreds of flying birds in the past days.