Mosquitoes differentiate their species with a cry
The latest research by British scientists shows that African Gambian mosquitoes can identify and distinguish species from different regions through cries.
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The latest research by British scientists shows that African Gambian mosquitoes can identify and distinguish species from different regions through cries.
Calling or not calling, it's always a difficult question for male crickets. Because the cry can bring them love, but it can also be death.
Many owners had to shudder and cry, because their dog boss ran quickly and rolled himself happily and happily in the dirty mess.
Listening to the name, you probably heard it, but I don't think many people know how I am a bird. Sometimes, to the face I have never seen.
According to research, pandas can recognize each other from their sheep-like beeps from distances of up to 20m.
Imagine you are an emperor penguin returning to the territory after swimming. You need to find your partner and your children, but how?
Indeed, sometimes cats can tear up, even fluttering like people are crying. But this is not a mere emotional response. In fact, sometimes cats can shed tears, even flutt…
Animals in a dangerous natural world have different instincts to deal with a threatened situation.
Scientists found four native South American poisonous snakes that were extinct after disappearing for a decade.
Cats, in particular, are domestic cats, domestic cats, purebred cats that have the characteristics that we can - humans have yet to discover.
The cry of Midshipman fish mate calling late at night makes many people in a British city unable to sleep.
While some animals such as birds or whales are known for their tunes that contain information, the mongoose let out short cries that the listener only sees are simply un…
Merlin cat in Devon county, England may be recorded record books are the cat emits the loudest cry in the world with intensity up to 100 decibels.
When the pink weasel preyed on the nest, their children had to make a special sound to receive prey from their mother.
Scientists have discovered a new frog known scientifically as Tree Leopard in New York City, USA.