Rabbit glows green
Scientists have created rabbits that can emit green light in the dark with cloning technology.
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Scientists have created rabbits that can emit green light in the dark with cloning technology.
The Smithsonian, the US has just announced the big-eyed olinguito, the long tail, the orange shaggy, which is the latest mammal and the first carnivore discovered in the…
July 23 is the World Day of whales and dolphins. This day has been declared more than a quarter of a century ago, when officially banned the commercial fishing of whales.
A rustic dry snake (scientific name: Trimeresurus mucrosquamatus) bit into its body to
It is believed that Aye Aye monkeys will bring death, so when meeting them, they must catch and stab their eyes. In the forgotten archipelago, Madagascar, there is a mon…
An expert of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK, along with his colleagues, saw the scene of two unmanned red-footed crows above the cliffs of the L…
With a body weight of only 1.6 to 2 grams, not as heavy as an American coin, bees hummingbirds deserve to hold
In just 5 days of posting on Facebook, Frankenstein 'rabbit' video of the rabbit attracted more than 1,900 comments and more than 200,000 netizens' likes.
There are many thrilling stories happening around the full moon nights, but so far, scientists have been constantly debating.
More than 100 new aquatic species have been recorded in Singapore, of which 14 have been identified that science may be completely unknown.
Director of Warsi environmental organization branch in Jambi province, Indonesia, Rakhmad Hidayat has warned that the risk of rare Sumatra tigers here could be extinct w…
On 12/6, Mr. Le Ngoc Tuan, Director of Sao La Conservation Area (TT-Hue), said that during the past biodiversity monitoring patrols, conservation area officials suddenly…
Brown University scientists have discovered that a species of bat uses its blood to reshape its tongue while eating.
A new study has found that animals can speed up the development of their offspring to help ensure that the offspring can compete for their habitat when the number become…
Adelie penguins can actually benefit from global warming, as opposed to other species living in the polar regions.