Hundreds of parrots fell on Australian streets
About 200 Galah cockatoos died in Burra town in Australia's state of South Australia, prompting the state's Environment and Clean Water Agency and the local council to c…
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About 200 Galah cockatoos died in Burra town in Australia's state of South Australia, prompting the state's Environment and Clean Water Agency and the local council to c…
The phenomenon of dead fish in West Lake (Tay Ho district, Hanoi) has been scattered for about a month and appeared in large numbers from the afternoon of July 8, concen…
Each of the sheep in turn jumped into the pool, in front of the helpless witness of the farmers. Why do they commit suicide?
The peilica spider was first discovered in 1854 as a specimen preserved in amber mass 50 million years from the Eocene.
Recently, researchers found that about 130 seals drifted ashore on Baikal, the world's deepest lake in southern Siberia.
Tens of thousands of jellyfish sail, also called
The corpses of hippos stretched like balls floating scattered along the river in Namibia park, shocking many people.
For many years, the question of why and how the horseshoe developed as it is always a controversial topic among many scientists.
American scientists hypothesize new explanation for the ability of jaguar racing and other fastest animals.
Dehydrated due to the hot sun, more than 2,000 crow bats, also known as flying foxes, fell from trees to the ground piling up around trees in New South Wales, Australia.
Giant freshwater rays are likely to die due to water pollution in the Mae Klong River, Thailand.
Red crabs wait to die forming a thick carpet covering the coast of Orange County in California, USA, many places where the crabs are nearly ten centimeters high when the…
Hundreds of dolphins, thousands of sheep, thousands of Jumbo squid ... committed suicide to end their lives. So far, the collective suicide of animals still makes a myst…
Experts believe the warmer surface temperature as a source of scarce food is the cause of more than 8,000 dead seabirds along Alaska Beach (USA) for over a week.
Experts are still searching for answers as to why the Saiga antelope died so much.