The rat does not know how to be drunk
It weighs less than a golf ball and can curl in your hand. But this quill-like shrew can kill most people in terms of alcohol.
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It weighs less than a golf ball and can curl in your hand. But this quill-like shrew can kill most people in terms of alcohol.
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…
Monkeys can plan for future needs like humans with the ability to self-control and imagine future events.
On the hot desert, the small lizard, 2cm tall, looked up at Parker frightened like a newborn dinosaur who lost her mother. It seems too cute for this harsh land, yet it…
A deer with a single horn that erupts on top of its head - like a mythical unicorn - has been found in a nature reserve in Italy.
The young birds also babble before they can mimic the song of adult birds like our children in our world. Currently, MIT scientists, in the process of researching to dis…
The platypus has a mammal-like fur, its waddling legs are like birds and lay eggs in the style of reptiles.
Who would have thought that this ragged leaf was an insect. Yet that is true. The perfect disguise below may surprise you.
It's interesting, but bats use aerodynamic mechanisms like insects to hover in the air, scientists said.
Rodent pests that weigh only 10 pounds are devastating the swamp south of the United States recently, destroying the Mississippi River swamp ecosystem with a level of da…
The showy coat is usually only considered a ornamental animal, but two biologists have demonstrated that a small seabird has used its hair on its head like a cat whisker…
According to a study recently published in Science (USA), when looking for partners during the breeding season, the female sparrows like these.
Zoologists have identified a shrew-like creature, called gray-faced sengi, who lives in a small community in remote Tanzania. This is a rare discovery of a new animal.
Whales and dolphins evolved from a tiny animal with a deer-like appearance. From the mainland, they moved into the sea millions of years ago, a study has revealed.
The foundation of laughter can be traced back to an ancient primate that is the ancestor of both humanity and modern human ape. Scientists have discovered that orangutan…