Animal world
The horse is more faithful and intelligent than you think
One study has shown that if you are kind to horses, horses can become the most faithful friends ...
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Animal world
Butterflies find drugs to cure diseases
American scientists found that the butterfly butterflies know the plants that can heal their children.
Animal world
The secret behind the great migration of red crabs
By sampling the 'blood' in the red crab's body, Turner and his colleagues discovered that the rise of hyperglycemic crustacean ...
Animal world
The mouse is not afraid of cats
Researchers at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Monterotondo (Italy) have discovered areas ...
Animal world
Doves always like 'gambling' with choice
According to research by American scientists, pigeons always look for options with lower probability, like
Animal world
Polar bears and 5 dangerous points
At first glance, the bears are gentle, cute and quite harmless. However, it has a high risk of human life-threatening and is classified as dangerous animals.
Animal world
Seagulls sniffed away 20 km away
US scientists discovered the sense of the wide-winged seagulls allowing them to recognize the smell of prey at distances of up to 20 km.
Animal world
The forest cat knows the monkey voice
In addition to the ability to cleverly camouflage, a cat in South America can also imitate a monkey's voice to lure them to the ground.
Animal world
Aerial acrobatic cat
An African wild cat jumped into the air and made an upside-down owl to catch pigeons.
Animal world
The more attractive the female, the higher the ability to conceive
A study of red jungle chickens demonstrates that males can adjust sperm speed and efficiency, depending on how attractive the object is.
Animal world
Animals also have consensus
Psychologists from the University of Belfsat, Northern Ireland have discovered, dogs, cats, parrots, even fish are also favorable
Animal world
Antelopes fool children into mating
Male topi often cheat females in a unique way to increase their chances of becoming a father during mating season.
Animal world
Great migrations
Leatherback turtles travel more than 20,000 km to feed, and the Arctic terns often cross the road more than 80,000 km to change their accommodation.
Animal world
Frogs shake branches to 'talk' to each other
Tree frogs in the rainforest send messages to their fellow humans by snatching branches.
