Discovered extinct rat species
The mouse has the scientific name Crateromys australis, which people used to call the cloud mouse, first collected samples by scientists in 1975 on Dinagat Island, Phili…
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The mouse has the scientific name Crateromys australis, which people used to call the cloud mouse, first collected samples by scientists in 1975 on Dinagat Island, Phili…
The dog can fit on the screen of an iPhone phone. The name of this world's smallest puppy, Beyoncé, has a body weight of only 4 ounces (113.3 grams).
On February 29, scientists at the University of Liverpool (UK) published a study showing that tyrannical dinosaurs, with the scientific name Tyrannosaurus Rex, have the…
A new species of gecko discovered in Khanh Hoa province has just been published in Zootaxa magazine. Accordingly, this gecko is similar to the Gekko canaensis rock gecko.
According to the researchers, a new species of tree frog discovered in Vietnam, the scientific name is Gracixalus quangi, has a distinctive variety of voices that make t…
Phu Quoc catfish - a newly discovered fish species in Vietnam has been identified and has the scientific name Clarias gracilentus Ng, Dang & Nguyen and has been recogniz…
With a big head that is hard to understand and a long tail, it is probably one of the most ugly ... animals that exist in Vietnam.
Unlike most other mammals, the African porcupine rat (also known as the crested rat) scientific name Lophiomys imhausi produced itself.
The Tay Lo Frog, the scientific name Theloderma Stellatum, is especially rare and is part of the International Red Book (IUCN), discovered by wildlife protection experts…
The archaeological archeology magazine in April 2000 announced Ho Guom Turtle Tool with the name Rafetus leloi (Turtle Le Loi). This is the largest freshwater turtle in…
The Chaser dog, belonging to the poodle, is said to be quite intelligent because of its ability to know the names of 1,022 objects.
For the first time, Spanish scientists discovered that a species of bat in Europe knows how to catch and eat fish with the scientific name Myotis capaccinii.
Their surprising similarity to the mysterious monsters in human history ...
European cuddling, caressing, cooing talking to cows every day and naming: Lady Elsa, Lady Rose, Lady Moo. Just so simple, cows will produce 5% more milk than usual.
The name of this species is named after Prof. Le Xuan Canh, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources.