Pig monster has an odd appearance in Indonesia
In Indonesia there is the most exotic pig species in the world. They are thought to be strange, because the pig has a set of canines and two horns that grow in the bridg…
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In Indonesia there is the most exotic pig species in the world. They are thought to be strange, because the pig has a set of canines and two horns that grow in the bridg…
Scientists have discovered a new snail, which looks like small alien creatures standing on the brink of extinction.
Giant anteater is also known as ant bear. The animal with this extremely interesting form has the scientific name of Myrmecophaga tridactyla.
Scientists have conducted sleep studies of different animals in an attempt to compare and find ways to treat sleep disorders in humans.
Bilby is the name of a small, exotic rat with a hybrid appearance between rabbit and kangaroo, an endemic species of Australia.
About 113 Tonkin snub-nosed monkeys in a habitat conservation area in Ha Giang, this is the largest number ever recorded by conservationists.
British zoologists first discovered crustaceans with venom living in underwater caves.
American amateur photographer John Chaney was lucky
They live a lot in the equatorial forests of West Africa, where there are fast flowing rivers and tropical forests, hot and humid all year round.
Scientists were surprised to find this Pinocchio lizard in the wild cloud forest in Ecuador.
Giraffes with good fighting skills, can also gallop, used by ancient Egyptian kings as gifts to show their strength.
A British tourist has captured the moment a crocodile is grabbing a bull shark in Northern Australia.
Adolfo Cambiaso, one of the best polo players in the world and a close friend of British princes, is trying to create a herd of horses consisting of about 100 asexual de…
The dog, the intimate animal of humans, is said to mimic the master by yawning. The study is published in the journal Public Library of Science ONE by scientists from To…