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If you think animals and plants don't have intelligence, then this is the time to think again.
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If you think animals and plants don't have intelligence, then this is the time to think again.
For the first time in the history of research, scientists have discovered the order of crowing in the morning is closely related to the social level of this species.
An amateur photographer was fortunate to have a series of extremely rare photos that captured the moment when a black crow rested on the back of an eagle hunting its pre…
Antelopes can change their hair color, grizzly bears discover natural disasters 28km away ... are super abilities of these animals.
Snake snakes, barking dogs, chirping cats, roaring lions, ... are unique sounds in the animal world.
From the end of last week to November 18, more than 5,000 crow bats died suddenly in a quiet suburb of Australia.
Crows bats in Ca Mau have the scientific name of Pteropus vampyrus. This is a rare mammal in the list of protected species of the International Wildlife Protection Organ…
Humans tame and train animals in many strange purposes that you cannot imagine.
Unlocked cockatoos, dogs with the ability to recognize arithmetic or elephants imitate Korean are interesting features about the intelligence of animals.
Crows are a far more intelligent creature than our guess, with the ability to deduce the equivalent of a 7-year-old.
British researchers say for the first time in the world, crows capable of using eyes to communicate with each other are similar to primates.
The recent record heat wave has caused about 100,000 bats to die in flight, causing an environmental disaster in Australia.
The scientific community has just obtained long-standing evidence of doubt that birds belong to the corvid family, including crows and magpie, very intelligent.
A bird chirping outside the window in the morning woke me up to sleep. But a new study shows that the time of the crow is not fixed.
An expert of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK, along with his colleagues, saw the scene of two unmanned red-footed crows above the cliffs of the L…