9 rare animals in the land of the gods
India is not only famous for its magnificent temples worshiping Hindu and Muslim gods but also home to many of the world's rarest animals.
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India is not only famous for its magnificent temples worshiping Hindu and Muslim gods but also home to many of the world's rarest animals.
An amateur photographer was fortunate to have a series of extremely rare photos that captured the moment when a black crow rested on the back of an eagle hunting its pre…
Did you know that turtle shells are also made from bone?
A small warbler can fly continuously without rest for three days, crossing the Atlantic during the migration season.
You can hardly resist the loveliness of animals like squirrel-tailed monkey to get bananas, frogs dancing to erotic ...
Today's technological advances have allowed us to delve into the migration of birds around the world.
The discovery of these five new monkey species has helped experts understand more about species diversity.
Giant flying squirrels, flying geckos, mating heads and an unseen spider species in the cave are some of the 367 new species discovered by scientists in the Greater Meko…
Contrary to killing a snail, throwing it flying through the wall is quite effective, the ability to find the way back to its nest in your garden is almost zero.
Specially shaped Jacobin pigeons with feathers around their necks and surpassing their heads, are considered to be attractive looking pigeons.
A new study of the ability of birds to fly high and survive in harsh conditions is significant for those suffering from hypoxia-related diseases.
There are no wings but some snakes can still be launched from tree to tree at a distance of more than 30m.
Thanks to its exotic hands, aye-aye monkeys, mole or geckos can adapt to hunting, sheltering and adapting to their habitat.
The British Red-necked Waterbirds have demonstrated impressive flight capabilities after crossing 25,750 km to Peru and returning.
Thanks to the hidden camera, scientists have recorded several images of this particular animal.