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In order to survive in Antarctica, species must have evolved to change their biochemical and shape properties.
Researchers from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said zebras in southern Africa have recorded the longest migration on the continent with a distance of up to 500km.
Australian researchers say the continent's saltwater crocodile is the most aggressive compared to six other species in the world.
African python is the largest snake in the continent. The mature stone python has a length of 7m, even 10m. Many times the people of the tribes pecked on pythons and got…
The results of genetic analysis show that rare and precious rattan leopard on two islands in Southeast Asia is a different subspecies with cloud leopard on the Asian con…
This blind snake is one of the few animals present during Madagascar's formation.
According to a study published in PNAS magazine, domesticated goats have followed the farmers from the Middle East to Europe during the Neolithic period about 10,500 yea…
The UK has a new title for this country's highest peak. According to reports from the media, the Hope mountain has become the country's latest peak.
From a distance from a sci-fi movie, Socotra Island was separated from the African continent about 6-7 million years ago.
The PolarGAP project by European scientists has revealed new information about terrain and gravity in Antarctica, the world's coldest and most mysterious continent.
According to The Wall Street Journal, scientists have been interested in studying the changes of glaciers because their state is vital in predicting sea level rise.
A series of new evidence shows that the continent of Australia is having strange moves that surprise the scientific world.
A Sydney reporter led a new study that showed that the continent of Australia is shifting, possibly more than 1.5 meters from the previously published coordinates.
During prehistoric times, major climate events were accompanied by the formation of land bridges, helping plants and animals as well as humans move to new continent.
A large canyon system and lake have been discovered beneath the ice of the Antarctic continent, according to observations from satellites.