Animal world
Emperor fish create new species due to 'mating'
The Cichlid emperor family, who live in freshwater environments in Africa, accidentally created new species by mating with other species.
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Animal world
Surprised fish are similar to humans
Rejecting ideas that only humans can express their emotions, many scientists have proven that animals are not emotionless and that they are similar in emotions to us.
Oceanography
Fish build sand castle to attract mates
The male fish of the cichlid species living in East Africa often build sand castles with many different shapes, to attract females and drive away those who intend to att…
Oceanography
New species appear depending on how the female chooses the male
Eye color and hair color play an important role in finding partners in humans, but visual stimulation can also decide to choose a partner in the animal kingdom.
Animal world
The fish of the cat and the baby lay down, catching tilapia farming
Instead of raising their own children to eat cannibalism from the beginning, a fish seeks to push them away, catching farmed tilapia in their mouths.
Animal world
Fish are also right, on the left as human
Scientists found that when fish grow, they develop a hobby or right-to-left or more left-handed by relying on which side of the mouth is more edible.
Animal world
The moves to attract the enemy's animals
In order to attract the attention of the enemy, the capuchin monkey will throw stones at the male, the cichlid fish will build a sand castle or a sparrow tent will decor…
Animal world
Desperate to find a partner for
Mangarahara cichlid is the name of an extinct tropical fish in the natural environment. People often call them
Animal world
Fish also know logical thinking
Male fish, like humans, use a complex logical thinking to assess opponents. A tiny African fish called cichlid tracks how other males fight for territory to decide if th…
Videos
Video: Fish kicks in the underwater championship
Researchers at the Shanghai, China Aquarium Park recently hosted a special underwater ball game with a cichlid player.
Medicine - Health
Find out how to help people teething unlimited
People currently only teething twice throughout their lives. However, Lake Malawi cichlid fish can grow teeth indefinitely, whenever they lose their teeth.
New technology
Interesting artificial glowing animals
For research and commercial purposes, scientists have carried out genetic modification to create artificial glowing animals. Let's look at their special products.