Animals that are resistant to poison
Each of the toxin-bearing animals has an alarm, which is immune to their venom.
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Each of the toxin-bearing animals has an alarm, which is immune to their venom.
While a group of people took photos at the North Pole, the polar bear rushed in and grabbed the camera stand.
Breeding animals are born due to the breeding of genetically closely related species.
The white bear in the North Pole did not show any fear or anger when he saw the conservationist's camera.
Scientists have evidence that white bears start eating each other due to global warming that destroys their hunting grounds.
With slaps and roar, two big brown bears compare their talents on the wide lawn in Alaska state, USA.
Black bears are considered one of the most dangerous animals for humans, but a scientist has risked his life to prove the opposite.
The governor offered the state to the airport, the frantic parade, police escort and banquet on the street were the activities undertaken to catch a pair of pandas from…
Upon reaching an area on Nordaustlandet - the second largest island in Svalbard Islands - Angela Plumb saw a white bear about 7 months old sitting on her mother's back.
The first rhino born in Uganda in the past 30 years has been named Obama, because his father is from Kenya, and his mother is of American origin.
The United States Marine and Wildlife Service (FWS) has published a report on the current status of polar bears and Pacific walrus in Alaska. Reports confirm that polar…
Australian scientists are using mobile phones to eavesdrop on koalas (the country's endemic animals) to understand the meaning of their cries.
Polar bears may not be extinct in the coming years despite the fact that many of these animals die from starvation.
The poster of the polar bear trying to cling to the iceberg has become old with global warming. There are many other subtle signs that the animal kingdom is being degrad…
A newborn monkey abandoned by his mother at London Zoo, England, has found comfort from a new mother - a big teddy bear.