Dogs communicate with each other with their eyes
A recent study in Japan revealed, eye shape, iris color and spots, langes on the faces of dogs are part of a complex, eye-based communication system that people still do…
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A recent study in Japan revealed, eye shape, iris color and spots, langes on the faces of dogs are part of a complex, eye-based communication system that people still do…
Through the scent of our waste, hyena communicates with the same kind as our Facebook social networking function.
According to Michael Hoffmann, deputy director of the zoo, three kangaroos named Skippy, Jack and Mick
Meeting again after a long time, two monkeys in the British park happily shook hands and hugged each other. Story about
Not only are humans concerned about obesity, many zoo pets are also participating in special diets because of overweight.
Tree frogs in the rainforest send messages to their fellow humans by snatching branches.
Scientists have evidence that white bears start eating each other due to global warming that destroys their hunting grounds.
Instead of wandering on the sidewalk picking up pieces of cigarettes or chewing gum, pigeons in Brisbane, Queensland, like drinking pure water and bathing in clear water.
By sniffing the breaths of other children, dogs can find out where to have food according to a trial in Switzerland.
How do predators in America avoid competing for meals, or become meals for each other?
Like humans, horses have the ability to build a connection between image and sound to recognize the same herd.
The expert group of the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Association witnessed a dolphin teaching others in the tail movement skills on the water.
The two best friends of humans do not always bite each other. A new study found that when living together under one roof, they are completely friendly, especially when t…
According to a study published on Wednesday, December 5, 2007, an African elephant can recognize dozens of its relatives thanks to the smell of urine. It can also d & ug…
Scientists have discovered for the first time that some large monkeys use their bodies to communicate with each other. This finding will help them better understand the…