The secret to replacing teeth dozens of times in crocodiles
American crocodiles can change teeth up to 50 times throughout their lives and each time they have 80 teeth in their mouths.
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American crocodiles can change teeth up to 50 times throughout their lives and each time they have 80 teeth in their mouths.
Recently scientists discovered the behavior of oral sex in a fruit-eating bat. It seems that this action helps prolong the relationship between the male and the bat.
Small venom monkeys are one of three new primates that scientists have found in rainforests on Borneo.
An orangutan in Indonesia learned how to use a toothbrush and toothpaste to clean its mouth.
The tiny, lumpy skin inside the crocodile's jaws helps this carnivorous reptile potentially extremely sensitive to external influences than the sensitivity of human fing…
Scientists have discovered a very interesting feature in Chinese soft-shell turtle. Accordingly, the mouth is the main way to help them excrete urine.
At the bottom of fishing catch near the mouth of the sea, the nets of Ca Mau fishermen with elephant shark (included in the red book) weigh about 2 tons. Once the boat i…
Hummingbirds suck bile with their tongue. The leech regulates body temperature before and after eating. Cattle cannot spread the disease within 1.5 days after the sympto…
The head of this fish is really a nightmare. With fangs sticking out from the mouth that looks like a cave door. This fish usually lives at a depth of 1000 to 2000m abov…
A snake breeder in Taiwan when he released the mouse into the cage for the snake to eat was witnessed the unexpected scene. The brave prey has fought to defeat the vorac…
At first glance the picture below you might think zebra wants to commit suicide, but in fact it is not.
The fish archers spray strong water jets on the insects on the branches so that they fall into the water and rush to and compact.
A photographer has just captured the moment when an African starling bird floats back to operate the ticks inside the giraffe's mouth in Tanzania.
American scientists found a species of chameleon living in a snake's mouth in Africa.
The world's largest lizard, Komodo dragon, has venom in the mouth to paralyze its prey. This finding suggests they are far more dangerous than many other reptiles.