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Colugo lemur consumes more energy when
Scientists working at the University of California, Berkeley, USA discovered that Colugo's flying lemur moves by sliding in the air to save time,
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Birds conquer the Himalayas
The latest study by biologists at Bangor University in the United Kingdom confirms the world's highest flying bird species is Asian-headed goose (bar-headed goose).
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Birds suffer the best hardship: Flying thousands of miles, not eating or drinking
Large worms can fly 4,000 miles (more than 6,000 km) at a speed of 60 mph without stopping to eat or drink water.
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Discover an unusual frog species in Vietnam
ABC News on January 6 reported that an Australian scientist has discovered an unusual species of frog in southern Vietnam and named the vampire flying frog (vampire flyi…
Animal world
Agamon Hula - paradise of birds and humans
Israel's Agamon Hula wildlife sanctuary is one of the most important sites of the more than 400 bird species.
Animal world
Flying birds roam the desert
About 100,000 cormorants fly to the desert near Bahrain Bay to find nesting places, forming a giant dark strip of desert.
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10 most beautiful birds on the planet
Birds are the only species with feathers, and the vast majority of feathers are flying. It is a characteristic to distinguish birds from other species
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Secretly put the lyrics on the wings
Scientists have recently discovered in some birds, the sound they produce while flying is more like singing than the usual swarming calls.
Animal world
Birds sneak through narrow slots like fighters
The sight of an angled flying tern to sneak through the door of the warehouse at speeds of up to 56 km / h has been recorded in Scotland.
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Spectacular aerial battle
An amateur female photographer in Canada captured the moment the eagle dove down on a flying swan.
Animal world
'Neurologger' - The mind reading device of flying birds
On June 25, on a page of Cell Press publisher Current Biology, researchers announced that they could have a specific look inside their minds. of birds as they fly throug…
Animal world
What limits the size of birds?
Why can't birds reach larger sizes? The largest size record of all flying birds currently belongs to swans in 15 kg
Animal world
Bats do not land similarly
Humans are always fascinated by bats, but our understanding of how they fly or their strange upside-down habits is still limited.
Animal world
Long tail and evolution of flight ability
Dr Stephen P. Yanoviak of the University of Arkansas, Little Rock, published a new study in the journal Royal Society's Biology Letters, giving a new insight into the ev…
Animal world
'Spring messenger' is in danger of extinction
After 20 years, we may not have the opportunity to witness the swallow swallowing in the sky signaling the spring.