Catch the 2.8m long crocodile that once swallowed a man
On November 21, Malaysia authorities caught a crocodile that was supposed to swallow a man.
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On November 21, Malaysia authorities caught a crocodile that was supposed to swallow a man.
Scientists have just published a new species of frog found in Cao Bang showing the biodiversity potential of the Northeastern Vietnam limestone ecosystem.
According to the New York Times, the video appeared online on November 9, showing a man catching a catfish about the size of a shoe, lying motionless on a concrete floor…
Millions of tiny yellow spiders are appearing throughout England, clinging to walls, door handles and trees.
A scorpion made the passengers present at Victoria subway station in London (England) extremely frightened.
African python is the largest snake in the continent. The mature stone python has a length of 7m, even 10m. Many times the people of the tribes pecked on pythons and got…
The rare incident happened near Lake Shestakov in Belarus on April 11 morning. Sky News reported that the man saw a road beaver when he went to the lake to fish. He was…
The arrest of a man who smuggled turtles took place at an airport in Bangkok on March 30, Geek reported. When ransacking the bag that the man carried, the police discove…
Local media reported that a man who saw an under-mature seal in a forest in eastern Sweden on March 24, AFP said.
A young man fishing on Lake Saint Clair, Michigan (USA) was surprised when he caught a goldfish with a length of 38cm and reached a weight of 1.4kg, National Geographic…
A man was surprised to see an unusually large chicken egg, but he was even more surprised when beating an egg.
This amphibian lives in swamps and freshwater lakes stretching across the Amazon basin from Colombia to Brazil. The average size of horned frogs is from 10 to 15cm, but…
The Cairns Post reports Ant Hadleigh - a man who lives in Cairns, Queensland, Australia - seeing the sight of a yellow-eyed spider trying to feed a brown snake entangled…
The reason why this crab is called the forest crab is because it belongs to the hirsutist (like the Yeti forest) named Kiwa hirsuta, discovered in 2006 in Easter Island.…
The aging process in humans is similar to that of many primates. Studying them can see the life limit of a human life and the causes of aging to prolong life.