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Because they want their race to be maintained, crazy birds fly tens of thousands of kilometers to find love objects.
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Because they want their race to be maintained, crazy birds fly tens of thousands of kilometers to find love objects.
The Space Flight Management Center (MCC) announced on October 30 that three astronauts returned safely to Earth after completing 40 scientific experiments lasting 115 da…
In science, life also has a similar concept - DNA bar codes, built from the most basic material of life, DNA.
Antelopes can change their hair color, grizzly bears discover natural disasters 28km away ... are super abilities of these animals.
Recent research by scientists shows that monkeys can recognize them in mirrors if trained.
Russian scientists have shown that dogs can identify many different colors, contrary to the long-held assumption that the crane can only see white and black.
Pets are somehow able to foresee upcoming events, and warn their owners about the dangers that threaten their lives.
Animal experts were confused when they identified the yellow frogs in a cold valley in England. Steve Atkin, a 55-year-old man in the city of Derby in central England, s…
Penguins can smell their partners' smells, help them find each other in crowded herds, and can also identify relatives of relatives to avoid inbreeding.
On the Serengeti plains, scientists can tell which animals eat grass or animals that have eaten the poor antelope, all depending on the presence of a specific type of ba…
In order to identify new species, we must first rely on differences in appearance. Next is to study the physiological, biochemical and living characteristics of that spe…
Experiments have demonstrated that the hunting dog named Marina has the ability to detect cancer signs with very high accuracy.
California state scientists have found that snakes are able to identify heat sources from a distance.
Japanese inventors have just announced devices that can identify dogs' emotions and wills through barks.
Each hyena has a different laugh that conveys information about its age and position in its herd. This is the result of research by behavioral neurologists at the Univer…