An additional 14 cloned pigs
Italian researchers who created the first cloned horse yesterday announced that they have created 14 new cloned pigs. Animals were born a few weeks ago at the Reproducti…
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Italian researchers who created the first cloned horse yesterday announced that they have created 14 new cloned pigs. Animals were born a few weeks ago at the Reproducti…
Scientists have explained how the body's large hamsters reduce the risk of cancer.
At an average weight of 272kg, the wild boar Hylochoerus meinertzhageni is the world's largest breed and a mysterious species for research.
Photo series of photographer Jefri Tarigan recorded the scene of blood dogs flocking to the boar in a mud and bamboo arena, surrounded by a crowd of more than 400 people…
Pigcasso's talent attracted much attention, especially when it became the first animal to host its own exhibition.
The wild island of Java is threatened by hunting and habitat loss to the point that surveyed conservationists in the area believe that they may be on the verge of extinc…
Pig owl is a very intelligent, lovely bird. However, in Vietnam, they are considered evil, when people believe that they are an omen for a death.
The top 10 smartest animals in the world below will make you surprised. People often say
Wild boars and dogs bite each other's bodies in traditional Indonesian competitions, causing disgust for animal defenders.
This strange animal has the body of an anteater, rabbit ears, pig snout and tail of kangaroo. Therefore, they are considered the most monstrous pigs on the planet.
According to The Daily Mail, scientists at Oldenburg University, Germany, had a surprising finding: They found that pig birds do not lose hearing when they get older.
The swarm of wild pigs swarming from the mountains to penetrate abandoned areas after the earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear disaster in Fukushima.
There have been so many cases of dogs, cats, horses, dolphins ... discharging themselves against the attackers to protect the owner or with intelligence
The European Commission (EC) is considering the possibility of feeding fly larvae on farms to provide protein-rich food sources for livestock and poultry.
Surveys by scientists from the University of Pennsylvania (USA) showed that when properly farmed, pigs appear to be quite happy and positive, not only stubborn as many p…