Cuckoo birds set a flight record of 6,500km in a week
Carlton II is the fastest flying cuckoo ever recorded on a journey from Africa to England.
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Carlton II is the fastest flying cuckoo ever recorded on a journey from Africa to England.
Migratory birds, migratory birds or migratory birds only show regular, seasonal movements, usually on a north-south route between breeding and wintering habitats. Many b…
Rajasthan state authorities have yet to find the cause of 2,400 dead birds in India's largest inland lake.
The coral fish weighs more than one quintal, so the angler from England must ask two friends to help him to lift it to take a picture.
The current whale is still migrating with its ancestral-like route that lived 270,000 years ago.
When the fall comes, these incredible natural phenomena will happen, causing people to be extremely surprised as the
Meteorologists using super-storm tracking radar Matthew have swept the east coast of the United States and spotted flying birds in the eye of the storm.
Why did the animals have a victory over the finned species in the migratory race from underwater to land?
The geomagnetic field is weakening and many people believe that polarizing is one of the causes of the end of the world.
Large sharks live off California migrating to the waters between Baja California, Mexico and Hawaii, USA. It is an area of 260km wide with the nickname the white shark…
Roger Uzun recorded rare images of herd of migratory tuna crab while diving in San Diego, California, yesterday reported by Story Trender.
The video posted on a recent social network shows that there appears to be a giant sea monster, an extremely long body swimming in the water.
More than 300 people shouted at the same time as trying to save a young humpback whale stranded on the beach of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ended successfully with the result…
The army scene of the giant spider crab tearing off the octopus was recently recorded in the seabed of Port Phillip Bay, near Melbourne, Australia.