Bats also know how to use hearing aids
Small bats in central and southern America use rolled leaves to make hearing aids to improve their hearing.
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Small bats in central and southern America use rolled leaves to make hearing aids to improve their hearing.
They live a lot in the equatorial forests of West Africa, where there are fast flowing rivers and tropical forests, hot and humid all year round.
Males of some insectivorous marsupials in Australia can be madly in love, even for 14 hours with their females until it weakens and dies.
A study from Harvard - USA showed that baby mouse tears contained a chemical that inhibited the desire of male mice.
A new study finds that the ancient bears do not often do that, but each of their love is long.
The study of gray frogs conducted by the University of Minnesota (USA) shows that children who prefer males are more likely to make sexual calls as complex as possible.
This special Zonkey is the only instance of this species in Italy. Ippo possesses a superficial cross between a donkey and a horse and has stripes like other zebras.
The males of a freshwater fish in Canada have evolved with prongs on their heads to force the females to mate with them.
Research by British scientists suggests that the need to conserve children has spurred a tendency to live couples in primates.
There is a research project that lasts for decades to find out whether the sex distribution of children in the wild is truly random. Is it really a chance to give birth…
To attract female bats, male bats emit very distinct tones and quickly change the melody in a creative way so that the
Scientists have found that, in some animals in nature, females have managed to store male sperm during a long time, even up to several years before fertilizing an egg, a…
When observing the animal world, the scientific community is startled to find that many females often absorb the sperm of the male after having sex with the purpose of .…
Mangarahara cichlid is the name of an extinct tropical fish in the natural environment. People often call them
Research on wild Vervet monkeys in South Africa shows that primates also know how to integrate and adapt to culture.