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Tiny antelope
Animal world

Tiny antelope

The tiny wildebeest are native to Africa, have an average weight of 10kg and a maximum height of about 50cm, only half of the other antelope.

December 16, 2018
Dogs know face recognition
Animal world

Dogs know face recognition

Research by Finnish scientists shows that dogs have the ability to recognize faces familiar to them when looking at photographs.

December 16, 2018
Dog yawns to the owner
Animal world

Dog yawns to the owner

The dog, the intimate animal of humans, is said to mimic the master by yawning. The study is published in the journal Public Library of Science ONE by scientists from To…

December 16, 2018
Giant python armor 8m long
Animal world

Giant python armor 8m long

The huge prey and underwater movements, python terrestrial in Brazil have been recorded by photographers.

December 16, 2018
Why do animals with large eyes run faster?
Animal world

Why do animals with large eyes run faster?

Researchers have found that animals with larger eyes than their body size will help it run faster, because large eyes provide better vision, are beneficial to animals wh…

December 16, 2018
Octopus is smarter than we thought
Animal world

Octopus is smarter than we thought

Recently, scientists at Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, Israel, discovered octopus not only smart, but they could also do some pretty good coordination.

December 16, 2018
Bear practice health with ... yoga
Animal world

Bear practice health with ... yoga

With extremely supple and skillful movements, a Finnish bear practicing yoga to exercise, surely the bear also wants to extend her life.

December 16, 2018
Chimp is an energy-saving mammal
Animal world

Chimp is an energy-saving mammal

Birds consume a lot more energy than mammals, mammals consume more energy than marsupials, animals have pockets that consume more energy than reptiles.

December 16, 2018
Seagulls sniffed away 20 km away
Animal world

Seagulls sniffed away 20 km away

US scientists discovered the sense of the wide-winged seagulls allowing them to recognize the smell of prey at distances of up to 20 km.

December 16, 2018