First successful pig kidney transplant for brain dead people
On January 20, a team of doctors from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) in the US announced that it had successfully transplanted a pig's kidney into the bod…
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On January 20, a team of doctors from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) in the US announced that it had successfully transplanted a pig's kidney into the bod…
Doctors at a hospital in Maryland, USA, successfully performed the first human pig heart transplant.
When it comes to manatees, many people will immediately think of large sea mammals weighing up to hundreds of kilograms, living entirely in the water, mainly eating plan…
The first cloned indigenous Tibetan pig in southwestern China's autonomous region has just given birth to its first litter of nine purebred piglets.
With their unique, different appearance, sharks are adorable 'eccentrics'. Here are the top 15 strangest shark species on the planet.
Even the onlookers could not believe that the speed of the wild boar could help it overcome the lions so easily.
Researchers in China found a new strain of swine flu has the potential to cause a pandemic. This flu virus has recently appeared in pigs but can infect humans.
One of the three Rhesus monkeys with a healthy organ transplant has survived, Chinese scientists said on June 29.
New research has discovered the process of domesticating guinea pigs and the way for them to be present all over the world.
The researchers found that the black stone found in Mississippi was the teeth of a prehistoric creature nicknamed 'the giant killer pig from hell'.
Today's breeds look quite gentle, but their ancestors are different, ancient giant pigs that look extremely terrorist and are professional assassins in prehistoric times.
Capybara water guinea pigs are the largest rodents in the world. As noted, there has been an individual weighing nearly 100kg in Brazil.
Chinese scientists plan to conduct a unique experiment in southwest China to prevent the African swine fever.
In the full moon nights, pig birds are easily identified by their prey, but they know how to turn this weakness into a superior foraging weapon.