Producing energy from termite gut
Termites will no longer be human troubles if scientists succeed in finding new sources of energy from these organisms. A type of gut bacteria that is capable of converti…
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Termites will no longer be human troubles if scientists succeed in finding new sources of energy from these organisms. A type of gut bacteria that is capable of converti…
Animal activists criticized a hunter who released dogs to hunt deer, causing dogs to fall massively near the village of Herreruela in western Spain's Caceres province.
Staff of electricity and gas supply company Manitoba Hydro discovered troubled black bears in southeastern Manitoba province, Canada, on the morning of October 31, CBC r…
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.
Even if it was running at full speed to fly high, the black vulture was still spotted halfway down the middle.
The falcon is capable of gliding from the highest corners down with lightning speed, and blinks at the mouse in the claws.
Expert Bhagesh Bhagwat snakes saw a nearly one-meter-long cobra release a plastic wrap in a house in Mumbai, India, on July 24, Newsflare reported.
Hordes of emperor penguins rushed to save the dropped egg to prevent broken eggs in the ice in the Laohutan Penguin Breeding Center in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China
The action of the monkeys when they saw the newspaper in the deep well helped the leopard to drown.
The three-minute video shared by Tvr231290 account on LiveLeak recorded the battle between the giant red glow and the long snake on the ground in the forest in Vietnam,…
An exhausted female tiger went into a residential area in the eastern region of Khabarovsk to seek help.
This multi-legged creature has the scientific name Apheloria Polychroma, found in the southwestern Virginia forest of Cumberland.
The sight of the eagle plowing down the two young red-necked birds in the flight was recorded by a resident in Denver, Colorado, USA, Rumble reported on December 2.
St. Mary's Seal Watch (SMSW) says the noisy appearance of visitors at close distances can frighten the seals.