Inky octopus 'defected' from New Zealand aquarium
A rugby-sized octopus made a daring escape through a narrow tube at New Zealand's national aquarium.
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A rugby-sized octopus made a daring escape through a narrow tube at New Zealand's national aquarium.
In the Year of the Monkey, what do you know about the monkey? Please refer to the article summarizing the facts about this very interesting monkey species!
These spider tail snakes are extremely intelligent. They often hide in rock holes, using a tail to flutter like a moving spider to seduce prey traps.
Doves are known to be more intelligent birds than many other birds.
With great intelligence, many animals know how to use tools to get food, cook food or add spices to food.
Jan Zalasiewicz, a paleontologist at the University of Leicester (UK), said that with human presence, it is difficult for another species of super intelligence to evolve…
African elephants are known as intelligent animals, best able to distinguish different languages.
Swiss photographer Emmanuel Keller has captured an extremely interesting image of an otter while visiting the Bois du Petit Château animal park,
Crows are a far more intelligent creature than our guess, with the ability to deduce the equivalent of a 7-year-old.
New research shows that elephants can guess the age of humans, while relying on voice to distinguish good or bad intentions of the opposite.
The scientific community has just obtained long-standing evidence of doubt that birds belong to the corvid family, including crows and magpie, very intelligent.
With such loyal, intelligent and friendly qualities, the dog is considered to be a close friend of man from the past.
The Chaser dog, belonging to the poodle, is said to be quite intelligent because of its ability to know the names of 1,022 objects.
One study has shown that if you are kind to horses, horses can become the most faithful friends ...
The species of sticklebacks is small but really 'genius' in the fish world, because they can draw from the mistakes of others.