The startling discovery of lemon shark
Each lemon shark is pregnant and can breed from 4 different males. When food sources are scarce, they eat their own species.
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Each lemon shark is pregnant and can breed from 4 different males. When food sources are scarce, they eat their own species.
Wildlife conservationists are making a lot of efforts to save the Northern white rhino, as there are only 3 left of this species in the world.
Similar to pregnant mothers practicing yoga to enhance their health and spirit, elephants also take advantage of the benefits of this miraculous training method.
The big panda Ai Hin is believed to be pregnant to receive additional food and better care.
If you are a pregnant or complaining mother because you have to carry a baby in your belly, give sympathy to a male jawfish
Pregnant males giving birth is a rare phenomenon but are present in the animal world.
A puppy has been born from frozen embryos, and scientists hope to use this technique to maintain the breed of wild animals close to the brink of extinction such as wolve…
A giant Burmese python, 5.3m long, weighs 75kg and is pregnant 87 eggs were caught in Florida. This is said to be the largest and most numerous python ever found in the…
African bitches know how to self-prevent pregnancy when pregnant for a few weeks in the event that a new male monkey has appeared to prevent the predecessor of the prede…
Elephants are not only animals with a relatively high life expectancy but their pregnancy time is also recorded as very long (nearly 2 years). The stories behind this bi…
Determination of 12 finless dolphins, including one pregnant, was found around Dong Dinh Lake, Hunan Province - China in the past 1.5 months, causing deep concern for ra…
When the hunters hunted five machetes in their hands, besieged the orangutan's mother and prepared to approach to kill the pregnant orangutan mother who hugged her tight…
The third pregnancy, after two previous attacks, seems to have rekindled the hope of successfully breeding one of the world's most endangered mammals for conservation.
Snakes and some other animals can give birth without a father, or store sperm for a long time.
Many animals during pregnancy also show similar signs to what our pregnant women have to go through.