What animal causes the US state to make a 'seeing and killing?' Decision.
A new rule has been introduced in the US state of Georgia, which is to kill an animal as soon as it sees its face. But why?
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A new rule has been introduced in the US state of Georgia, which is to kill an animal as soon as it sees its face. But why?
Kratom leaves may affect morphine-like brain receptors. Because of this, kratom has become a popular herb, but is also being abused as a narcotic
More than half of Europe's specific woody plants, including those that used to be so popular, such as horse chestnut or rowan, are facing extinction.
The thousand-year-old golden coffin will be moved from New York to its native Egypt after a long time of loss.
Grassland lynx with black fur due to excess melanin enters camera lens of visitors in Serengeti National Park.
Coastal Mandurah City, Australia: The scene of the massacre left only fragments of unseen corpses. The victim's chest was ripped apart and the heads mysteriously disappe…
Analyzing the age of hundreds of large mouth buffalo fish in the United States, Alec Lackmann's team found it to be the longest freshwater fish in the world.
Dozens of Australian white cockatoos suddenly fall from the sky to a hill in Australia and die. Their eyes and mouth bleed like scenes from horror movies.
Humans have been living in Siberia for about 40,000 years, and a new genetic analysis has been made through the discovery of ancient baby teeth that will bring about the…
Dragon is the name of some real animals. Unfortunately, many species do not survive for too long.
It has long been known that marijuana is native to Central Asia, but is this a true source? A new study has provided notable information.
Invasive species, also known as invasive alien species or simply exotic breeds, alien species is a phrase that refers to the species of animals and plants that are intro…
These species of lobster such as red swamp shrimp are becoming a threat to local animals, ecosystems and irrigation works.
(Reuters) - Scientists say this new finding could help clean up toxic waste more easily in the future.
The Australian government has launched a plan to throw poisoned sausages from now until 2020 to destroy more than 2 million wild cats to protect local species.