8 species of animals have strange hair
Victorian crown pigeons, bearded pigs, Alpaca camels are three of the animals with characteristic hairs on their heads, likened to strange hairstyles.
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Victorian crown pigeons, bearded pigs, Alpaca camels are three of the animals with characteristic hairs on their heads, likened to strange hairstyles.
During the fieldwork, researchers discovered that these two species are found in Son La and Dien Bien provinces in northwestern Vietnam.
The owner of a restaurant in Taiwan displayed a pair of conjoined Emperor fishes to attract diners.
Scientists have just announced a new tree mouse near Lung Lo Pass, in the territory of Son La province.
Birds have the ability to hear noises in their habitats without using external ears like mammals, thanks to a special head structure.
Many animals appear innocent and cute but pose a danger to humans. And you should stay away from the 15 animals below.
Although there is only one body, this snake possesses two conjoined heads and grows together from the body.
In Vietnam only about 30 species have deadly venom that lives on land and 22 species of sea snakes.
The two-headed goat was born in Shandong Province, China, still living normally despite many differences from other children.
Lizard, zebrafish, flatworm ... are animals capable of reconstructing the head or tail when broken.
When communicating with humans, the dogs tilt their heads to one side to hear more clearly and see their master's face easier.
A two-headed sheep was born on a New Zealand farm on September 26, and still lives as healthy as the rest of the herd.
The discovery of these five new monkey species has helped experts understand more about species diversity.
A chef in China was killed by a snake bite, although the cobra was severed from its head 20 minutes ago to prepare the dish.
A two-headed turtle is being sold to animal collectors after it was born on a turtle farm in northeastern Arkansas, USA.