Decoding the reasons why killer whales attack ships
The killer whales that crash into and sink ships in the Strait of Gibraltar may just be juveniles frolicking and following a behavioral trend.
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The killer whales that crash into and sink ships in the Strait of Gibraltar may just be juveniles frolicking and following a behavioral trend.
Researchers encountered a small squid that was likely a juvenile giant squid in Antarctic waters.
Discovering a whale more than 15 meters long washed ashore, many people gathered to watch.
Cyanobacteria are known to be the oldest living organism that existed when present on Earth from 2.1 to 2.8 billion years ago.
Impulsive boys who lack care, poor families and spoiled friends often have delinquent actions that cause them to be brought to the juvenile court, according to a new stu…
The team at the Dolphin Biology and Conservation in Cordenons, Italy, analyzed 78 records of how marine mammals handle homosexuals from 1970 to 2016, according to Long R…
Australian animal protection on Feb. 3 used a young dolphin to lure more than 100 other dolphins to safety, as they prepared to risk collective landslides.
So far, triceratops have been given unusual animals among their cousins ceratopids.
Some animals, tend to eat their children to help their mother get energy and take good care of healthy babies.
A large sea lion was caught killing and eating juveniles on the island of Medny, Russia, according to researchers' reports published on August 14 in the journal Marine M…
The video of the sparrow jumps along the pond and drops the seed for the fish that are burrowing to eat Lou Ann Pence, a resident of Illinois, USA, sharing on YouTube in…
Scientists were surprised to find a male fish stealing female eggs to produce juveniles with copies of identical genes.
A photographer captures a memorable moment when the adult crocodile eats the juvenile and eats it violently.
Scientists have identified the cause of the death of a series of juveniles (blackbird) at a high school in the UK last August.