Disaster experiment at Indian zoo
21 lions are dying slowly in a zoo in northern India after an experiment for cross-breeding to increase the attractiveness of the zoo has made serious mistakes.
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21 lions are dying slowly in a zoo in northern India after an experiment for cross-breeding to increase the attractiveness of the zoo has made serious mistakes.
Coral fish is a freshwater fish that has been included in the Red Book by the Mekong River Commission, because of the danger of extinction. For the first time, scientist…
Scientists at the Hanoi National University of Education have succeeded in raising and successfully breeding in the breeding environment of Tam Dao toadfish, with the sc…
Two big pandas of the Panda Breeding and Research Center in Sichuan Province (China) have been giving birth to twins this week.
The last male rabbit belongs to the purebred tiny rabbit group in the Colombian basin (USA)
In the animal world, eel is a fish that can change breeds: female eels can turn into eels. Often eel big without eggs, small eels have eggs. Why? Eels after 1 spawning,…
In the zoo, many animals are more difficult to breed in the natural world, why? Since the birth of animals that have lived in large and colorful natural environments, th…
The dog's nose is extremely sensitive, can distinguish about 15,000 different smells, while the human nose can only distinguish about 12,000 smells.
The scientific name is Saiga tatarica, many in Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Kalmykia region (Russia). Saiga antelopes belong to herbivores, they choose to eat on a hundred d…
The ancient retractable albatross has a scientific name, Fratercula arctica. This is one of the Atlantic seabirds that has many strange characteristics, which mainly liv…
The National Institute of Animal Husbandry has studied the method of buffalo breeding with Murah buffalo (India) to increase the size of the buffalo herd that tends to d…
In Hawaii, the distant part of the United States, there is a spider-like breed - when you hear it, you don't have to associate the horrible, dark-legged, eight-legged an…
Wilson leisurely birds are named after the anthropologist Alexander Wilson (1766 - 1813). They belong to the type of Petrel bird
The lonely marsupial mammal that lives in Australia's wild forest often visits outdoor toilets and leaves
For the first time, researchers obtained evidence of divisions in a bird's migration pattern - the behavior is still hypothesized to lead to new species formation.