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How do we monitor the migration of birds in the world?
How have we been able to monitor the movement of birds without affecting their daily lives?
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Giant tortoise took over the position of mother at the age of 80
Nigrita's nest, an 80-year-old Galapagos giant, was successfully hatched at the zoological zoo of Zurich, Germany, producing nine young turtles.
Animal world
Guess the puppy's personality through the 6 most popular sleeping postures
Maybe you own a lot of pets but are you sure you fully understand their personality and habits, especially sleeping posture?
Animal world
Why do whales 'commit suicide' series?
In recent years, the world has witnessed the collective deaths of whales and dolphins. Is this a
Animal world
Why is the snake tongue branching?
Humans have long been paying attention to the differences of solid and tongue tongues of other animals, which is branching.
Animal world
The horse's ability to communicate by ear and eyes
According to a recent study by American scientists, horses can communicate with each other through facial expressions, especially eyes and ears.
Animal world
Smelling animals to ... communicate
A US study showed that rats smelled for social positioning and to avoid aggression, according to the Daily Mail. Dr. Daniel Wesson at the Medical School of Case Western…
Animal world
Positioning birds helps reduce aviation accidents
Using satellite data and bird positioning devices is a European-implemented project aimed at reducing aviation accidents caused by birds crashing into planes.
Animal world
Social position also affects health
Recent research on macaque monkeys, a fairly common short-tailed macaque in Asia, has helped solve a long-standing question in the scientific world about the link betwee…
Animal world
Track turtles using a positioning device
A rare and precious freshwater turtle was found surviving in a Cambodian river thanks to a device mounted on a turtle shell.
Animal world
Eavesdropping like bats
American scientists have discovered that bats learn to hunt by eavesdropping on information transmitted by ultrasound of the same type.
Animal world
The pigeon also distinguishes caste in the herd
Research by scientists from Oxford University, England and University of Eotvos, Hungary, pigeons are also important
Animal world
Identify hyenas with laughter
Each hyena has a different laugh that conveys information about its age and position in its herd. This is the result of research by behavioral neurologists at the Univer…
Animal world
The baby hyena inherits the mother's social position
A group of scientists have found the answer to the question of how the social position is succeeded in the population of the most complex social mammals - the spotted hy…