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6 individuals of rare and precious animals that are being transported for consumption are discovered, confiscated and handed over by the authorities to rescue before ret…
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6 individuals of rare and precious animals that are being transported for consumption are discovered, confiscated and handed over by the authorities to rescue before ret…
The discovery of these five new monkey species has helped experts understand more about species diversity.
The triplets are born at the 2-month-old Shaldon (UK) Wildlife Center and begin to explore the world around.
New research on gorillas has shown that silver-backed gorillas can report their presence with foul smells, or stop smelling odor to evade strangers.
Jan Zalasiewicz, a paleontologist at the University of Leicester (UK), said that with human presence, it is difficult for another species of super intelligence to evolve…
Monkeys that live in the wild environment of Japan's Fukushima area show abnormalities in the blood, believed to be related to radiation after the 2011 nuclear accident.
The photographer has captured the most painful moment about the monkey holding her body in 3 days.
Scientists have long suspected that monkeys are capable of mathematical thinking and that a new study has helped them prove it.
With biodiversity, tropical rainforests are an essential habitat for many animal species such as South American pythons, river dolphins, glass frogs or sun bears.
Unlike humans, many monkeys are very faithful to their partners. According to a recent study of primates, Azara is very respectful of monogamy.
The male rooster doesn't have a quarter, the male mouse cries when he does that, the male fruit flies have 1,000 times the size of a human's ... are interesting things a…
Scientists have provided evidence that homosexuality is a very natural rule, appearing in many animals.
Thanks to its exotic hands, aye-aye monkeys, mole or geckos can adapt to hunting, sheltering and adapting to their habitat.
In order to attract the attention of the enemy, the capuchin monkey will throw stones at the male, the cichlid fish will build a sand castle or a sparrow tent will decor…
The newborn gorilla in the American zoo lies on her mother's chest sleeping soundly and rarely separates from her mother in the first months of her life.