Emperor fish create new species due to 'mating'
The Cichlid emperor family, who live in freshwater environments in Africa, accidentally created new species by mating with other species.
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The Cichlid emperor family, who live in freshwater environments in Africa, accidentally created new species by mating with other species.
Rejecting ideas that only humans can express their emotions, many scientists have proven that animals are not emotionless and that they are similar in emotions to us.
Biologists compared the structure of the bubbles of different types of fish and their hearing ability to conclude that this organ of the fish has the function of hearing.
To escape the enemy, snake Hognose lies on his stomach and stops breathing. Weasel opossum
In nature, sometimes transverse love happens, when two species mate. The result of the love affairs is a child with a strange appearance but no less beautiful.
The huge giant gray catfish in North America caught the question of Cambodian fishermen on the Mekong River.
The owner of a restaurant in Taiwan displayed a pair of conjoined Emperor fishes to attract diners.
Many surveys of the Association of Natural and Environmental Protection of Vietnam from 2012 to present on foreign organisms in Hanoi show that alien creatures spread in…