Appeared a mutated pig with a tap, an elephant-like ear
A pig with a mutated gene has appeared in Cambodia, making it look like a hybrid of pigs and elephants.
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A pig with a mutated gene has appeared in Cambodia, making it look like a hybrid of pigs and elephants.
Birds have the ability to hear noises in their habitats without using external ears like mammals, thanks to a special head structure.
According to a recent study by American scientists, horses can communicate with each other through facial expressions, especially eyes and ears.
Scientists have discovered a new animal, which possesses a shape similar to mice but with a tap, in the remote desert region of Namibia, southwestern Africa.
The results of the study of the ability to reproduce sound-recognizing cells after hearing loss in chickens raise hope for the birth of a method of reversing deafness in…
A small frog in Africa can use oral cavity to receive sound, while frogs are often thought to be incapable of hearing because there is no middle ear and eardrum.
When examining the peripheral auditory system of birds, American zoologists found the hearing loss of female finches varies with the season.
Over the past 65 years, the Big-eared Bats (Paracoelops megalotis) have existed as a mysterious animal in Vietnam.
Researchers have identified four new big-eared bat species with giant noses and strange shapes in eastern Africa.
Blue ear disease in pigs (reproductive and respiratory disorders syndrome) caused by PRRS virus. The virus damages the US pork industry by more than $ 600 million a year…
It has long been known that snakes do not have ears but still have hearing. Scientists have uncovered the secret, explaining this phenomenon.
A biologist in Voronezh, southern Russia, found a owner of a 5-eared cat on the street and took it to the farm to study and breed.
The Department of Science and Technology of Hanoi will destroy the red-eared turtle of the Sword Lake next month, when the weather is warmer.
Researchers from the University of Ecuador's Christian University have discovered a new frog, which has a particularly noisy sound and grows in tropical forests.