Animals also commit suicide like humans
Many animals have strange behavior such as collective suicide, or always head towards the north pole when eating.
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Many animals have strange behavior such as collective suicide, or always head towards the north pole when eating.
There are aquatic species that can swallow prey twice as large or more specifically, a species that can regrow its head after being broken, even if it is capable of liqu…
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…
Specially shaped Jacobin pigeons with feathers around their necks and surpassing their heads, are considered to be attractive looking pigeons.
The mystery is that, even if beheaded, this worm not only regrow its head intact but can even restore memory.
With biodiversity, tropical rainforests are an essential habitat for many animal species such as South American pythons, river dolphins, glass frogs or sun bears.
Gray Sanhill cranes live in freshwater areas, are omnivores, enjoy dancing and may be the oldest bird in the world.
Russian and Vietnamese scientists have discovered a new species of green snakes belonging to Protobothrops in Trung Khanh Nature Reserve, Cao Bang province.
A two-headed calf was born in a village of Morocco on December 30, probably due to a rare head syndrome rarely seen in animals.
Praying Mantis prey by the shape of flowers, climbing fish or butterflies drinking turtle tears are novel features of animals discovered and studied in 2013.
Scientists have discovered a new lizard species of small size, the length of the head and body about 35mm.
You will be surprised and excited to see the unique appearance of the animals
Forever young, lost old heads - new heads, immortality ... are the 1-0-2 possibilities of animals
Three scientists from the Vietnam Museum of Nature and Saint Petersbourg Animal Institute, Russia have discovered and published a new poisonous snake for science.