Animal world
The horse's ability to communicate by ear and eyes
According to a recent study by American scientists, horses can communicate with each other through facial expressions, especially eyes and ears.
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Animal world
Can chameleon blinds change color?
Chameleon is a reptile known for finely disguised talent by changing colors.
Animal world
The mouse knows how to regret the wrong decision
Recent experiments by US scientists at the University of Minnesota show that mice are regretful of misbehavior causing them to miss the opportunity to get better food.
Animal world
Monkey expresses emotions like humans
Researchers have recently discovered similarities in emotional development between the bonobo monkey in a protected area in Africa and young children.
Animal world
Dogs wagging their tails to express emotions
The act of wagging a dog's tail not only expresses the feeling of joy when you wrap tangerine with the owner, but it is also an expression when they feel anxious or feel…
Animal world
Looking at the dog face guessing the mood
Survey of American scientists at Walden University in Minneapolis showed that dogs also have the ability to express facial expressions and humans can detect the mental s…
Animal world
Civet calls like a human being
While some animals such as birds or whales are known for their tunes that contain information, the mongoose let out short cries that the listener only sees are simply un…
Animal world
How do vampire bats suck blood?
By analyzing genetics and expression of heat-sensing organs (receptors) in the nose of fruit bats and vampire bats, researchers discovered heat receptors of vampire bats…
Animal world
The dog recognizes the smile
New research in Japan shows that dogs can recognize smiling faces, which researchers think may have helped dogs live with humans, ...
Animal world
Evidence of memories in the brain of songbirds
When a manhole hears a new melody from a member of the same species, the gene expression in its brain changes surprisingly, the researchers report.
Animal world
Not only do people laugh
The foundation of laughter can be traced back to an ancient primate that is the ancestor of both humanity and modern human ape. Scientists have discovered that orangutan…
Animal world
Monkeys are able to imitate from birth
Mimicking the expressions on the faces of parents is a major factor in learning for a newborn who cannot yet see his or her image on a mirror. This mimic ability is asso…
Environment
Japan warns tsunamis through animal expression
Susaki city of Japan is planning to apply a tsunami warning system through animal expressions. Deputy City Mayor, Mr. Yoshihito Myojin said he invited scientists and exp…
Environment
Penguins warn the status of the world's oceans
Just like the image of a goldpecker in the expression
Funny corner
The problem is for grade 7 children, but makes 60% of adults give up! How about you?
Seems like the saying