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Many sea creatures emit biological light. This phenomenon, called bioluminescence, was observed in some marine bacteria. These bacteria emit a stable light source whenev…
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Many sea creatures emit biological light. This phenomenon, called bioluminescence, was observed in some marine bacteria. These bacteria emit a stable light source whenev…
This species, called the Rhinopithecus strykeri, was first described by scientists from a dead specimen obtained from a local hunter in 2010.
The reason why this crab is called the forest crab is because it belongs to the hirsutist (like the Yeti forest) named Kiwa hirsuta, discovered in 2006 in Easter Island.…
According to the researchers, a new species of tree frog discovered in Vietnam, the scientific name is Gracixalus quangi, has a distinctive variety of voices that make t…
Brazilian biologists have found an extremely rare albino dolphin off the southern coast of South America.
A fisherman caught a crab shaped appearance that looks like 'Predator' - a terrifying shaping monster in the same name science fiction film that was produced in 1987. Sc…
When hoofed animals like buffaloes, cows, sheep, deer, etc. digest food they often produce methane gas, which is also the main greenhouse gas (warming the Earth). But th…
The archaeological archeology magazine in April 2000 announced Ho Guom Turtle Tool with the name Rafetus leloi (Turtle Le Loi). This is the largest freshwater turtle in…
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
Do not think in the animal world there will be no so-called 'culinary arts'. Animals do not simply put in their mouths, chew and swallow anything ...
The new carnivore is called Duriel mongoose, one of the members of the mongoose family, in danger of extinction.
'Extinction: not only polar bears' - it is the newly published article of the Center for Biodiversity (CBD, USA) and the International Wildlife Care Organization. .
Scientists have recently discovered in some birds, the sound they produce while flying is more like singing than the usual swarming calls.
A single evolutionary event seems to be an explanation of short and curved legs, a research group of the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), the National I…
Bats can use the distinctive voice of other bats to recognize each other, according to a study by researchers at the University of Tuebingen, Germany and the University…