Skinhead eagles lay eggs
On March 17, biologists from the Wildlife Research Institute, USA, said for the first time in more than half a decade, bald-headed eagles spawned eggs on the island of S…
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On March 17, biologists from the Wildlife Research Institute, USA, said for the first time in more than half a decade, bald-headed eagles spawned eggs on the island of S…
Scientists discovered a tiny creature that could make real-life panic elephants, honey bees, according to Live Science.
Instead of toxic chemical products, farmers and gardeners can fight snails with ... beer.
Biologists at McGill University in Canada have discovered how chicks crawl through hard shells to get out.
Still questions about snakes, it seems that the secrets of reptiles still attract the attention of many people.
One study found that chemicals in household wastewater make about 20% of male fish in the river have characteristics of females.
The parasitic invasive fish with scary shapes harms native animals to the point that American authorities have to develop a new method to limit their reproduction.
Earthworms live on the ground and digest excess products from plants such as leaves and roots and then release soil fertility. However, many cases of digestive earthworm…
Research shows that chemical pollutants have weakened the penis, causing the polar bear to become extinct.
Theories explain the use of snakes in snakes for thousands of years.
A study from Harvard - USA showed that baby mouse tears contained a chemical that inhibited the desire of male mice.
Chinese media reported on September 4 that about 100 tons of fish were killed by liquid ammonia poisoning from a chemical plant that leaked to the Phu Ha River, through…
The strange freshwater fish, called the pirate fish, could use the chemical it created to cover the body odor and evade the eyes of the enemy.
Some Iranian officials have confirmed that the number of mutant mice in the capital Tehran has reached the level where they cannot be statistically accurate. Many claim…
The male otter can be affected by chemicals in the water source, causing it to shrink in size.