Animal world
Antelopes fool children into mating
Male topi often cheat females in a unique way to increase their chances of becoming a father during mating season.
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Animal world
Sex-killing herbicides of male frogs
Common insecticides, such as herbicides atrazin, can cause the male frog's sex change into female frogs to reproduce normally.
Animal world
Toads can predict earthquakes
Scientists are about to publish a study of the special ability of toad - they can predict earthquakes.
Animal world
Tiger - lion: 'Hero of the moment'
Tigers are forest painters in Asia. Lion dominates Africa. Both, according to the biologists' classification, belong to the cat family (Felidae).
Animal world
The Year of the Tiger learns about the Tiger
In many parts of the world it is believed that after the tiger dies their souls enter the earth and turn into amber.
Animal world
For adulterous wife to protect children
The leading baboons allow their wives to mate with some bad guys, considering it a way to protect their children.
Animal world
The most 'promiscuous' bird on the planet
Scientists claim that finches that live in salty swamps in the US are the most indiscriminate mating behavior in the bird world.
Animal world
Why do carnivorous spiders mate after
Finding solutions to the behavior of some female spiders often eat their mates before or after intercourse, which has long attracted a lot of scientists' attention.
Animal world
Interesting things about reindeer
If you've ever wondered just how fast the reindeer of this Santa's or animal reindeer car runs, the facts below will help you answer those questions.
Animal world
Spider 'peacock'
The male spiders are brightly colored and often raise their hind legs to appeal to their 'mates' found in Australia.
Animal world
Birds also like the 'petition subject'
Low-grade females will also like low-level males, at least in the bird world ...
Animal world
Bird's nest is smart
In the Blue Bird world, smart drums are more likely to find partners than other guys.
Animal world
Social network - the factor that makes Tasmanian devil in danger of extinction
New research on the Tasmanian devil's social network may help prevent the spread of a disease that threatens to make the species extinct.