Oceanography
For the first time, record killer whales 'kissing lips' to reconcile
The act of kissing lips and lightly biting the same tongue is said to be the way the killer whales reconcile with their fellow men after the battle.
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The legless crow makes panic
The video spread quickly on the web posted by Twitter users keita_simpson, gaining nearly 9 million views.
Animal world
The heartbreaking story about Lucy, the chimpanzee thought he was a human
Lucy is located at the intersection of two worlds, between the comfortable life of people and the wild natural environment.
Environment
It's so hot that animals are 'crazy' in India
According to the AFP news agency, Indian media have reported cases of strange behavior by animals due to the hot weather and prolonged drought in the country.
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The reason humans talk during sleep
People can say, even scream between sleeps due to some disorders, drugs or stressful conditions.
Animal world
The first time chimpanzees catch crabs to eat in the wild
The researchers observed chimpanzees in Guinea catching mud crabs and regularly eating these delicious crustaceans to replenish nutrients.
Archeology
Fossils of 50 million years of the ancient fish herd nearly 300 children
Fish fossils of hundreds of fish were discovered on high mountains in the US, helping the team better understand the behavior of ancient fish.
Animal world
Scientists were surprised to see chimpanzees eating turtles
In the astonishment of scientists, chimpanzees who only eat wild fruits and leaves together tear the turtle and eat it well.
Animal world
The chimpanzees join forces to chase apricot newspapers to occupy the antelope
Proactive behavior against apricot newspapers to monopolize food was first observed in chimpanzees in Tanzania.
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Why are young people often selfish and rude?
Blame young people when they seem to be more rude, lazy and selfish than adults, because this behavior has a big part of uncontrollable changes in the body at this age!
Animal world
Shocking findings: 94% of giraffes are studied for homosexual relationships
Homosexual relationships in the animal world are not quite a new thing. However, for giraffes, you will be surprised to learn that 94% of male giraffes are homosexual.
Oceanography
Many fish species are 'agitated', changing mating behavior because of chemicals discharged into the sea by humans
There are fish species that become 'more active' and there are also fish species that change the mating behavior by absorbing the chemicals emitted by humans along the s…
Archeology
For the first time, a complete reconstruction of the prehistoric lion lion skeleton was completed
The complete bone structure allows scientists to gain a deeper understanding of the behavior of the bag lion living in the Reformation.
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Decipher the behavior of sniffing buttocks oddly in dogs
Sometimes, you can catch dogs standing smelling their asses. This seemingly quirky act actually means far more important than its appearance.
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How is body language different between cultures
The meaning in each body language depends on the culture where you live. The facial expressions, gestures, gestures and eye contact levels vary widely from country to co…