Animal world
Animals also commit suicide like humans
Many animals have strange behavior such as collective suicide, or always head towards the north pole when eating.
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Animal world
Interesting finding: Dogs also know how to be jealous like humans
Dogs are particularly jealous when they think their owners care about another dog.
Animal world
Animals are also addicted to 'relationships' by mouth
Scientists have observed a pair of brown bears kept in Croatia regularly
Animal world
Learn how to feel, behave when shame, apologize for dogs
Studies by a famous dog expert, Alexandra Horowitz of Barnard University, show that humans are not good at guessing the feelings of guilt or shame of dogs.
Animal world
Strange swans caught the 'disease' racism?
The leadership of the University of Warwick (England) was forced to put a barricade around a pond in the campus to prevent a swan
Animal world
Monkey owl lives more faithfully with a mate than a human
Unlike humans, many monkeys are very faithful to their partners. According to a recent study of primates, Azara is very respectful of monogamy.
Animal world
Male jawfish hatched up to 400 eggs in the mouth
If you are a pregnant or complaining mother because you have to carry a baby in your belly, give sympathy to a male jawfish
Animal world
The giraffe kisses the goodbye goodbye
The giraffe approaches the caregiver who is paralyzed in a sick bed and bows lightly on his face as a farewell to the last meeting.
Animal world
10 species of animals with strange mating behavior in the world
At Listverse statistics page, they once shared to give us a list of interesting sexual trends of animals.
Animal world
Chimp hug goodbye
Before being released to the natural habitat, Wounda chimpanzees turned around and hugged people who had saved life and cared for as a goodbye.
Animal world
Cats and dogs have a 6th sense
Cats and dogs have a sixth sense - and that is the ability to see ultraviolet rays (but scientists don't know how they are used).
Animal world
Elephants know how to comfort their fellow human beings
Recent research by American scientists shows that elephants are animals that can understand and comfort fellow humans when needed.
Animal world
Freshwater monsters are found after being declared extinct
The salamanders or 6-horn dinosaurs were found by scientists after a month of being declared extinct.
Animal world
Parrots know the benefits of sharing?
A study was conducted to determine whether gray parrots understood the meaning of exchange and reciprocity.
Animal world
Doves find their way back not by training
The fact that the pigeons find themselves exactly where and how long has left many researchers confused, has now been answered.