Giant creature that can weigh 3 tons, 9m long - Sharks also become small when swimming next to them
This creature would not be able to survive if it stopped swimming, they are also the most intelligent creatures in the ocean.
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This creature would not be able to survive if it stopped swimming, they are also the most intelligent creatures in the ocean.
Recent satellite images reveal that Russia is secretly deploying trained dolphins to guard an important Russian naval base on the Black Sea.
Despite having only about 250,000 neurons compared to our 86 billion, ants can still do impressive things when they work together.
Fish can do math. This is what scientists have found evidence of.
The new Melbourne project will use AI, deep learning algorithms and predictive modeling to reduce travel times, emissions and traffic congestion.
A Canadian study found that therapy dogs can help people reduce physical pain, effects appearing after just 10 minutes of exposure.
Dogs are the most intelligent and loyal animals in the world to humans. However, have you ever wondered how long this loyal friend can follow you?
Mercy dogs, also known as ambulance dogs, were first used by the German army, with the purpose of finding wounded soldiers and comforting the dying on the battlefield.
Unable to go directly to the research due to the harsh environment, Japanese experts mounted equipment on the seals' heads so that they
You may have heard of chimpanzees and crows using assistive devices, but what about alligators?
An interesting video shows a Goffin cockatoo learning how to master a wooden stick to push a marble into a hole.
New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant legal protection to a sea creature and the dolphin Pelorus Jack.
Not only know how to use tools, crows also know how to distinguish the value of tools.
When pigeons swoop into the river to bathe, this fish uses its sharp antennae to detect and wait for the opportunity to jump out of the water and catch its prey.
Research from the University of Oxford (UK) has shown that metals are extremely important in promoting life on Earth, contributing to the birth of humanity.