Frogs use leaves to cover rain for their partners
A red-eyed green frog pulls a small leaf-like leaf to keep the partner from getting wet when sitting in the rain.
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A red-eyed green frog pulls a small leaf-like leaf to keep the partner from getting wet when sitting in the rain.
Although he made great efforts to cross the ice lake Bindingsvann, Norway, a frog was still frozen and died before finding a partner.
The Central American red-eyed green frog has vivid colors that help camouflage among plants, especially they have amazing jumping abilities in the frog family.
Pregnant males giving birth is a rare phenomenon but are present in the animal world.
Pristimantis jamescameroni, the name of the newly discovered frog, was named after director James Cameron in honor of his efforts in the field of filmmaking and environm…
It is unbelievable that animals that live in Cape Melville can survive for millions of years in the same area and are not extinct. It is beyond imagination.
Mammoths, Tasmanian tigers or frogs hatched with stomachs ... are animals that have a chance
They live a lot in the equatorial forests of West Africa, where there are fast flowing rivers and tropical forests, hot and humid all year round.
Scientists say 60 new species of creatures have never been described before.
Frogs using ultrasound frequencies or baboons hate slang as animal language secrets that can make people surprised.
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.
The scientific community is hoping, with the Lazarus project, many extinct animals can be reborn for research.
Mud salts, milk frogs, Lipogramma klayi fish are colorful, lovely animals like sweets ...
Although it is impossible to match Michael Phelps, the monkey has shown that they can still swim like humans.