Thirteen species could be extinct from the Australian bushfire disaster
Following the forest fire disaster in Australia, 13 species are predicted to disappear forever.
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Following the forest fire disaster in Australia, 13 species are predicted to disappear forever.
US scientists have created the first living robot by grafting cells of African clawed frogs into small robots.
This timelapse video by filmmaker Francis Chee filmed a scene of an initial frog cell with four cells, after 33 hours of division into millions of tiny cells, before bec…
Most frogs are small in size but the Goliath frog in Cameroon is larger than the human foot, up to 34cm long and weighs up to 3.3kg.
Costa Rica scientists have confirmed the discovery of a new species of frog in the country, after receiving information from a tourist agent in the Talamanca mountains.
Scientists discovered that the birth relationship between the two species when the elephant's foot was a good environment for frogs to grow. - VnExpress
An expedition to the New Guinea island in the Pacific discovered three completely new tree frogs.
Recently, scientists have discovered mutant glass frogs in Russia and discovered the terrifying truth behind this mutation.
Deep in the Atlantic Ocean, the Brazilian region is home to the strange, bright and glowing little frogs.
By studying frog eggs, the researchers measured the rate of self-destruction of cells when they were
The ultimate goal of evolution is to help organisms that possess traits that are optimally adapted to habitat conditions.
The vast Amazon jungle is always hidden with unexplored mysteries, making the trip to the forest full of dangers but equally interesting and stimulating curiosity.
Recently, on a field trip to the Kizilirmak plains of Turkey, scientists noticed a strange phenomenon.
How to swim with the right technique, the right method is that you have to know the coordination between the movements of your hands and feet with your breathing.