5 species of 'living fossils' - millions of years have not changed
While most genera, the branch of the zoo are trying to evolve to adapt and develop, a small part.
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While most genera, the branch of the zoo are trying to evolve to adapt and develop, a small part.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Emily Setton and Prashant Sharma are looking for the evolutionary roots of spider parts, organs that allow spiders to…
The team is developing a system that automatically recognizes mammals by using cameras attached to a drone.
For many years, the question of why and how the horseshoe developed as it is always a controversial topic among many scientists.
This giant python has no natural enemies in the wild so they are cavalier to develop and the
The results of a new study reveal why some birds, including chickens, have shrunk their penis during evolution.
Most desert animals develop complex and sophisticated mechanisms that help them solve the problem of heat and lack of water between harsh environments.
In a recent study by the University of Helsinki (Finland), scientists tested on 31 dogs of 13 different breeds, trained to be able to stand in front of a display without…
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.
According to studies, dragon centipedes belong to a genus of Desmoxytes, which is extremely developed in Southeast Asia such as Thailand, Myanmar and parts of the Mekong…
A new species of ascaris discovered on the island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean develops five faces with separate mouth sections to digest different foods.
Scientists say that during evolution, many animals have developed an extremely unique skill called
Scientists hope to develop a special electronic nose like the dog's nose to detect cancer in the future.
Dr. O 'Brien hopes, the success of penguin 184 will be a stepping stone to developing the number of other endangered penguins.
Science has explained why humans are smarter than chimpanzees, but it is difficult to suspect that chimpanzees can defeat humans in tactical demanding games.