It was the turn of the fish to freeze in the air because it was too cold
The picture of a series of frozen fish in the ice floating on the lake in South Dakota, USA is making netizens flutter.
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The picture of a series of frozen fish in the ice floating on the lake in South Dakota, USA is making netizens flutter.
A group of elk consists of dozens of individuals who died after falling from thin ice in a reservoir in northeastern Oregon, USA.
The impressive moment when the aunt bird won the snake with a lake in India was recorded by a female student.
The bodies of 10,000 snow geese were discovered in a lake filled with heavy metals and sulfuric acid near the copper mine in Montana, USA.
The village of Zao Kitsune in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan attracts many visitors to visit with hundreds of wild but very friendly foxes.
More than 10,000 frogs live in Lake Titicaca, one of the largest lakes in South America that suddenly died.
The carp caught in Thailand's Ratchaburi province weighed over 100kg, far exceeding the previous world record carp.
Recent research by US scientists shows that fish species in Lake Tanganyika, the oldest and deepest lake in Africa, are increasingly scarce due to global warming.
Recently, the body of a large animal washed ashore on Loch Ness Lake and quickly decomposed, exposing all its bones and organs.
The snake seems to be ready, just waiting for the eagle to catch the fish is rushing to fight.
Scientists found that when fish grow, they develop a hobby or right-to-left or more left-handed by relying on which side of the mouth is more edible.
Swiss scientists have discovered that the three-spiny species quickly evolved into two distinct distinct species of genetics, even though living in the same area for 150…
Many animals, such as assassins, snakes and snakes, poisonous skin cane toads, ... threaten people and wildlife in the United States.
Chinese fishermen caught the giant black carp at Lake Wan Island, Hangzhou City.
A Russian senator has caused controversy when calling to raise the limit of hunting indigenous seals in Lake Baikal to 7,000 per year.