Portrait of the penguin was extinct 25 million years
News from BBC magazine (UK) on February 28 said US scientists have reconstructed portraits from fossils of the discovered Kairuku penguin in New Zealand.
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News from BBC magazine (UK) on February 28 said US scientists have reconstructed portraits from fossils of the discovered Kairuku penguin in New Zealand.
This is a giant red penguin species with a height of over 1.5m. However, this is just the fossil found and the scientists claim
The new analysis of the world's oldest penguin fossils has confirmed that a few have survived a major extinction period - the period of the disappearance of the entire d…
Scientists have developed a tight-fitting t-shirt for astronauts to avoid osteopathy when in the air.
The penguins decided to use a snow-covered slope to be dug out of the ravines by the BBC crew.
At Sydney Oceanographic Institute (Australia), a pair of gay male penguins named Sphen and Magic finally satisfy their desire to be parents after the time of hatching fa…
Do you know the sleeping otter always holds hands? It is just one of the many truths people are not thinking about about the animals in the natural world.
Two male penguins in the Odense Zoo in Denmark paired up like a couple
Zoologists are passionate about learning how animals live, how to feed, to breed especially ... and sometimes the story
Near the South Pole of the Earth is an island in the Indian Ocean, with the French name Île aux Cochons.
Penguins live in Namibia, South Africa and islands of the same name. The only penguin species distributed on this continent is the African penguin, also known as the jac…
Hordes of emperor penguins rushed to save the dropped egg to prevent broken eggs in the ice in the Laohutan Penguin Breeding Center in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China
Imagine you are an emperor penguin returning to the territory after swimming. You need to find your partner and your children, but how?
Birds also give birth to babies, so do bees, even small fleas do it. They may not have love, but they are all fertile.
Perhaps up to this point, everyone knows that our ocean is slowly littering with plastic, when millions of tons of garbage are coming out of the ocean every year.