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Flies often waved their wings continuously and strongly when mating. To explore the risk of flies doing that, 'Stefan Greif, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute of…
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Flies often waved their wings continuously and strongly when mating. To explore the risk of flies doing that, 'Stefan Greif, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute of…
According to How Stuff Works, all living things in nature try to gain an advantage when searching for the next meal.
Hundreds of mock fish jump from the lake to shore in a Chinese park because they can't stand the noise from the singing competition.
Many people believe that fish are silent creatures, but new research shows that some fish can sing.
Research by scientists at Kyoto University (Japan) shows that cats have the ability to understand and apply the cause-effect principle to find the location of the prey h…
Birds have the ability to hear noises in their habitats without using external ears like mammals, thanks to a special head structure.
Electromagnetic waves are capable of losing the ability of the North American cyprinian to navigate when they migrate, making them unable to determine the direction of f…
A bird chirping outside the window in the morning woke me up to sleep. But a new study shows that the time of the crow is not fixed.
A fairly large badger chasing girls regularly during recess at a school in England worried teachers and parents.
The birds (blackbird) residing in the city tend to sing higher notes than their rural counterparts, the researchers say, those high-pitched sounds are to deal with the N…
The buzzing sounds from the engines of commercial ships along the sea routes not only alter whale behavior but also affect other giant mammals underwater.
After the exciting discovery of the last penile water bug, is order of the most noisy animals in the world reordered? Let's face the most noisy
When the corpses of giant squid were found in Spain more than a decade ago, scientists suspected that loud noises from boats damaged them. Now, it has been clarified.
According to a new study, traffic noise can ruin the reproductive life of urban frogs by overshadowing the buzzing noise that male frogs make to seduce mates.
Most female frogs do not call their partners, because they do not have vocal cords or their vocal cords. A female chooses a partner from a male choir and quietly gesture…