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Last year, MIT neuroscientists reported that by studying the songs of tiny birds, they were able to recognize how two separate brain pathways contributed to the form of…
On a foggy mountain peak on Indonesia's Sulawesi island, scientists discovered one of the smallest and rarest primates on the planet, Tarsier dwarf monkey.
Henry, considered one of the last living fossils of prehistoric reptile animals, will become a father in the next few months after 40 years of inability to mate because…
Last summer, Kerry Beaudry heard the yelp of the German-born Holly shepherd going out to look at the situation. What she saw at the time still made her feel naughty. A s…
People caught this strange animal on the west coast of England, strolling with other red deer. Its residence is kept private to avoid poachers.
In the last few years, the Endangered Wildlife Rescue Center in Cat Tien National Park has been likened to everyone
The new outbreak of swine flu in Australia last week has caused the ranching industry to fall into a widespread crisis, when hundreds of horses show symptoms of the dise…
The first domestic cat was an aggressive rat hunter and had a long-lasting relationship with farmers who lived in the Middle East 10,000 years ago. By DNA technology, re…
This crested heron was last observed in Lake Kingsbury, northwest London, in 1866. Currently hundreds of bird watchers flock to Crossness Nature Reserve in Bexley, south…
Information was confirmed by Maureen Mwape, a spokesman for Zambia Wildlife Protection (ZAWA). 'One of our two white rhinos was shot dead, the other was injured and was…
After nearly a week of drifting into a sub-branch of the Sacramento River, nearly 115 km from the Pacific Ocean, two humpback whales began swimming back into the sea las…
Thylacine has a talent that no other animal can imitate: spreading a wide mouth to the ear. To be more precise, its two snout can form an angle of 120 degrees.
A group of American lifeguards last week broadcast the humpback whale's tape recordings, hoping to steer an injured mother whale and her baby from Sacramento (California…
Weather in the afternoon of Con Dao in July often has erratic changes. The sudden rains are enough to make moving on stone walls more difficult and dangerous than ever.…
Our ancestors with dwarf bodies that last for more than 2 million years are because their short legs have an advantage in competing with other males to reach their partn…