Amazing metabolism in sled dogs
If we humans engage in intense training activities day in and day out, we begin to metabolize the body's stored energy, consume all the sugar and fat. When the cells run…
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If we humans engage in intense training activities day in and day out, we begin to metabolize the body's stored energy, consume all the sugar and fat. When the cells run…
The platypus has a mammal-like fur, its waddling legs are like birds and lay eggs in the style of reptiles.
Researchers claim they have decoded and analyzed the platypus genome - the furthest relatives of humans in the mammalian system.
According to a researcher from the University of Chicago, experiments on hormonal effects are related to stress, learning in ground squirrels has a certain impact on und…
Through the study of Drosophila (a kind of fruit fly), a University of Missouri researcher found that, by controlling the concentration of some compounds related to the…
'Personality' may be seen as a trait unique to humans, since the word itself refers only to humans, but many research works on many species from squid to horse and even…
Over the past 25 years, the world's tiger population has halved, mainly due to human activities, warned by experts from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
Although they belong to many different families in the genealogy of birds, vocal learning birds use similar brain structures to store their voices. Neuroscience biologis…
Scientists at the University of Liverpool have discovered that copper rats evolved in a specific way to ensure faster fertilization, which may explain some cases of infe…
Caring for gorillas and chimpanzees for tourism purposes is seen as a way to conserve endangered primates. However, there are concerns that tourism development may cause…
Through the haploid genome analysis of many hamster models in the world, it is possible to find signs of these four rodent growth periods respectively according to the m…
The foundation of laughter can be traced back to an ancient primate that is the ancestor of both humanity and modern human ape. Scientists have discovered that orangutan…
It was like grandparents still caring for busy parents, for the first time scientists observed that older birds also behave in the same way.
According to a new study, barking dogs are better able to communicate than we thought. A computer software that distinguishes dogs differently by barking, from which bar…