Unusual cooling way of koalas
Scientists have finally discovered why the koalas often hug trees when the weather is hot.
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Scientists have finally discovered why the koalas often hug trees when the weather is hot.
Unlike other venomous snakes, which tend to bite people when they are angry, the brown king snake in Australia has a habit of attacking victims while they are sleeping.
The recent record heat wave has caused about 100,000 bats to die in flight, causing an environmental disaster in Australia.
Researchers found that baby turtles know how to move in eggs to lower or raise temperature, a skill that can help them choose their own sex.
The researchers found that cows often stand longer when it is hot. This implies a strong connection between their behavior and the weather.
A circus employee gave two elephants a vodka to cope with the extremely cold weather in Russia.
The new model discovered how penguins share fair warmth with each other. Penguins face the harsh cold and icy winds of Antarctica that often huddle together into large g…
Unlike the hairs of all other animals that are responsible for keeping warm, the fur can help this great animal cool down.
Giant dinosaurs may have warmed our planet with their bloating - researchers have said. British scientists have calculated the methane emissions of lizard-legged dinosau…
The Peruvian government yesterday announced that rising Pacific water temperatures could cause about 5,000 seabirds and nearly 900 dolphins to die in the north coast in…
By analyzing genetics and expression of heat-sensing organs (receptors) in the nose of fruit bats and vampire bats, researchers discovered heat receptors of vampire bats…
Animals on Earth adapt themselves to temperature changes such as desert heat, or ice cold weather. However, the molecular mechanism of adaptation to these thermal enviro…
The US scientists have discovered the ability to reproduce monoculture of the female of the python species growing in the Americas.
California state scientists have found that snakes are able to identify heat sources from a distance.
The secret of the big bird's beaks makes the natural world learn headache for centuries. Until recently, Brazilian scientists discovered that mines help them cool their…