Archeology
Revealing the Jurassic 'ocean lord' with a 6m long body
The monster's jaws alone were 1.3m long. It was a completely new species, described as
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Animal world
The animal with the 'world champion' bite, 117 times stronger than humans: No one can hunt them!
To hunt large prey, the jaws of this animal evolved over time to have a powerful bite.
Animal world
Why can bloodworms, invertebrates, possess fearsome fangs like the sandworm in Dune?
Recently, scientists discovered the protein and process behind how bloodworms form their jaws.
Archeology
'Mermaid' hidden in ourselves: Bring fish to the teeth
The jaws of human ancestors evolved from fish gills to become strong, flexible, better adapted to the environment and gradually become a superior life form.
Biology
Stag Beetle - The most expensive rare beetle in the world
Stag Beetle - The most expensive rare beetle in the world
Oceanography
The strange fish has up to 555 teeth... and loses 20 of them every day
You will be surprised to know that there is a type of fish with many teeth and they lose a lot of teeth too
Oceanography
Top 15 strangest shark species on the planet
With their unique, different appearance, sharks are adorable 'eccentrics'. Here are the top 15 strangest shark species on the planet.
Animal world
Why can crocodiles 'meat' enemies even when sleeping?
Crocodile is a reptile living underwater. Thanks to their large size, strong jaws, they are one of the most feared predators on Earth.
Videos
The secret weapon of death in the eel family
Snowflake eel, also known as snowflake eel, has up to two sharp jaws. One in the oral cavity and the other under the throat.
Discover science
Why do the ants go back and forth to the nest, how did they do it?
Keep an eye out for these ants, some of which go ahead often use their jaws to drag the bait back, and so they have to go backwards. There is no ant that screams the dir…
Medicine - Health
The truth behind the 'jaw-dropping' disease haunted European royalty for 4 centuries
Members of the Habsburg family almost all suffer from this syndrome, when their jaws become extremely large, making it difficult to eat.
Animal world
Teething helps piranhas eat everything
The researchers found that piranhas always have their teeth stored underneath their existing teeth to replace when they are dull.
Animal world
Discover new leeches with 3 jaws and 59 teeth
The leeches discovered in Washington DC are the first new strange creatures discovered since 1975.
Videos
The eel waving off his head still bites the can of water
A large wolf eel though the head was cut off from the body, but when the water cans were close to the mouth, it was still easy to bite.
Biology
The ant species has a function
Dracula ants can close jaws at 320km / h, 5,000 times faster than a blink of an eye.