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Scientists discovered the sea snail, also known as Crepidula marginalis, which was born with a male genitalia and at a certain time they would turn into females.
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Scientists discovered the sea snail, also known as Crepidula marginalis, which was born with a male genitalia and at a certain time they would turn into females.
Since 2007, every year in September, tens of thousands of Pacific walruses have been trapped massively along the Chukchi coast, Alaska (USA). And this year is still the…
Researchers found that Tibetan snakes have genetic changes to survive in harsh environments.
The phenomenon of dead fish in West Lake (Tay Ho district, Hanoi) has been scattered for about a month and appeared in large numbers from the afternoon of July 8, concen…
Ancient chickens, also known as snake neck chickens, are becoming the ornamental chicken hunted by the rich Vietnamese.
Many animals have the ability to sense upcoming disasters based on sound waves, magnetic fields or changes in atmospheric pressure.
The expansion of humanity is pushing mammals such as deer, tigers and bears, ... which work mainly in the daytime to go to foraging at night.
Papua python has the scientific name Apodora papuana. This is one of the 10 largest python species in the world today.
In China too, many animals are on the brink of extinction. And more tragic, among them there are creatures that are thought to be symbols of the world's most populous co…
Please follow the following infographic for more details about how each animal overcomes the freezing winter.
The image of the Koala is probably no stranger to us. Gray hair, big fat, round ears and big nose - wouldn't be too much if they were considered one of the cutest animal…
Mrs. Bohec and her colleagues calculated that in just a few decades, about 1.1 million pairs of emperor penguins would be forced to leave their birthplace today.
When diving in the Mediterranean, we can see a strange green worm like a spoon with the scientific name Bonellia viridis. They are Echiura-class creatures.
In the study, scientists analyzed how nearly 11,500 animals survived the hot and cold changes of the weather over the past 270 million years.
Living primarily in inland areas of Australia, this world's most terrifying animal can kill 100 people after 45 minutes of biting.