Just like humans know how to keep good things, crows also understand the value of tools
Not only know how to use tools, crows also know how to distinguish the value of tools.
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Not only know how to use tools, crows also know how to distinguish the value of tools.
The shocking discovery of a perfectly preserved baby dinosaur embryo, curled inside an egg.
The difference between the sexes has always been an interesting topic for biologists to discuss.
Migratory birds make their own adjustments, especially over extreme long distances.
Start-up company Phractyl develops a flying taxi with crow's feet, a cabin and tilting wings, with a top speed of 180km/h.
The blue heron is a large bird in the heron genus Ardeidae that commonly inhabits open waters and wetlands in North and Central America.
On Earth, there are many strange parasites and they can become nightmares for their hosts.
Engineers have created a falcon-inspired robot that can take off, land, and cling to tree branches, and even catch objects in the air.
Haast eagles live in New Zealand, they weigh up to 15kg and have claws up to 9cm long, with a wingspan of up to 3m.
A lot of things in the world have changed with technological and cultural advancements.
With the poison in his body and the ability to inflate himself into a ball of spikes, the puffer fish can scare off many of its enemies.
Brazilian paleontologists have found a 70-80 million-year-old skeleton of a previously unknown carnivorous dinosaur.
Even the wildest species of the Amazon rainforest are being impacted by human-caused climate change.
The meteorite does not spare any species, but the birds have found a way to live for themselves.
Laysan albatross named Wisdom was first identified by biologists in 1956 and is now at least 70 years old but still... laying eggs.