The feeling of the prickly hedgehog cannot return to nature
A family in Duntocher, Dunbartonshire, Scotland happened to find a spiky hedgehog on his garden.
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A family in Duntocher, Dunbartonshire, Scotland happened to find a spiky hedgehog on his garden.
With a limited height of almost 56cm, the Acer short horse in England looks like a domestic dog.
With 20kg thick and heavy fur, the sheep in Tasmania state, Australia, is expected to become the world's thickest furry animal.
Heather Hogarty, manager of Whitehouse Farm on the outskirts of Morpeth, Northumberland County, said the five-foot sheep is one of three sheep born on the farm on March…
The male otter can be affected by chemicals in the water source, causing it to shrink in size.
Like humans, baboons behave friendly often have good health, longevity and healthy babies.
Recent research on macaque monkeys, a fairly common short-tailed macaque in Asia, has helped solve a long-standing question in the scientific world about the link betwee…
Blue ear disease in pigs (reproductive and respiratory disorders syndrome) caused by PRRS virus. The virus damages the US pork industry by more than $ 600 million a year…
Four-month-old Fred and Ned cats living in the Cat Sponsor Center in Gosport, Hampshire (England) became famous thanks to 54 toes on 8 feet.
According to the New York Times, the US National Institutes of Health will not fund research using chimpanzees as experiments.
Hanoi scientists and officials agreed on a periodic health check for Sword Lake Turtle, and renovated mounds to make room for sun drying and examination.
The Environment and Health Research Institute in Okinawa Prefecture (Japan) on October 31 said that the longest snake in the world Habu is 2.42m long, just discovered in…
Scientists from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) said that thanks to efforts to preserve the endemic green iguanas of Grand Cayman Island, the United Kingdom esca…
About 70% of infectious diseases affecting humans are derived from wild species, according to the warning of the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS).
On May 5, Director of the Department of Science and Technology Le Xuan Rao reported to Hanoi People's Committee about the health of Tortoise. Mr. Rao said that his wound…