Animal world
Zebra brushing teeth for hippopotamus
At first glance the picture below you might think zebra wants to commit suicide, but in fact it is not.
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Animal world
Cows with formal names will give a lot of milk
European cuddling, caressing, cooing talking to cows every day and naming: Lady Elsa, Lady Rose, Lady Moo. Just so simple, cows will produce 5% more milk than usual.
Animal world
Gorilla eat monkey meat
DNA tests in the feces of wild gorillas provided evidence that gorillas were not vegetarian.
Animal world
The pigeon also distinguishes caste in the herd
Research by scientists from Oxford University, England and University of Eotvos, Hungary, pigeons are also important
Animal world
Magical friendship between tigers and pigs
Thailand's Sriracha zoo is home to hundreds of tigers that can live peacefully with their wild, prey pigs.
Animal world
The Year of the Tiger learns about the Tiger
In many parts of the world it is believed that after the tiger dies their souls enter the earth and turn into amber.
Animal world
Fish turn into balls
Thanks to the ability to suck water or air into the abdomen to enlarge the body into a sphere, the puffer fish can challenge the most terrifying predators.
Animal world
Wild gorillas can also eat raw meat
Under certain conditions gorillas - plant-eating animals may also be unable to control their desires and eat other types or animals.
Animal world
White bear posing in front of the camera
The white bear in the North Pole did not show any fear or anger when he saw the conservationist's camera.
Animal world
Birds count like people
The only non-species counts numbers from left to right, by a study proving that birds do the same.
Animal world
For adulterous wife to protect children
The leading baboons allow their wives to mate with some bad guys, considering it a way to protect their children.
Animal world
Heroes are more heroic than we thought
Brave behavior in the animal world is far more universal than human thought, scientists claim.
Animal world
Fish shooting insects
The fish archers spray strong water jets on the insects on the branches so that they fall into the water and rush to and compact.
Animal world
The most 'promiscuous' bird on the planet
Scientists claim that finches that live in salty swamps in the US are the most indiscriminate mating behavior in the bird world.
Animal world
The swans 'divorce' to find new partners
Experts at a wildlife sanctuary in Gloucestershire, England witnessed a