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A team of US and Chinese researchers have found the exotic metal in a material where charge is carried not by electrons-electron particles, but by a wave-like entity cal…
Experts discovered that chimpanzees caught flying insects, pressed them between their lips and then placed them on the wound, repeating it many times as if to treat.
Scientists have discovered that killer whales begin to eat fish from fishermen's lines and nets as an easy source of food.
When infected with worms, the tarantula spider will stop eating and may exhibit strange behaviors such as tiptoe. It can fast until it dies...
Not only know how to use tools, crows also know how to distinguish the value of tools.
You will be surprised to learn that there was a penile worm that lived in prehistoric times but had the same characteristics as today's hermit crabs.
Witnessing the strange behavior of the antelope, the jaguar was surprised, but also quickly responded in a way few expected.
In the animal kingdom, many species participate in completely different reproduction processes. Either way, the behaviors are aimed at increasing the reproductive effici…
Bacteria evolved over millions of years and formed many strange characteristics.
To date, the whole world has only a few dozen children. They are notable for being both cat-like and character-like
The lobsters simultaneously clung to the sand to lay their eggs and died when the tide receded, creating an impressive setting.
The skillful otters juggling stones like circus artists often attract the attention of many when they encounter this intelligent animal. Recently, scientists have found…
The Jurassic Park movie was proved to have misrepresented the image of Velociraptor dinosaurs, when scientists revealed that they did not hunt in groups.
The researchers first discovered the Toxoplasma gondii parasite, which is capable of controlling mouse behavior, on the island of Oahu in Hawaii.
Biologists published evidence that Humboldt squid can communicate visually in the dark sea thanks to its ability to glow.