The mouse impregnates poison on the back to kill the enemy
Unlike most other mammals, the African porcupine rat (also known as the crested rat) scientific name Lophiomys imhausi produced itself.
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Unlike most other mammals, the African porcupine rat (also known as the crested rat) scientific name Lophiomys imhausi produced itself.
Scientists discovered a species of rat that has never been seen since 1898 in the El Dorado nature reserve, Colombia.
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
Defense News reports that the US military has begun to care about the possibility of using African giant hamsters (Cricetomys gambianus) ...
The International Environmental Protection Organization announced on October 6 that it has discovered more than 200 new species of organisms including many species of mi…
A species of mice over 80 cm long and not afraid of humans has been discovered in a forest in Papua New Guinea.
The mole-like mouse looks like a pink sausage, winced with a sword.
It weighs less than a golf ball and can curl in your hand. But this quill-like shrew can kill most people in terms of alcohol.
The first domestic cat was an aggressive rat hunter and had a long-lasting relationship with farmers who lived in the Middle East 10,000 years ago. By DNA technology, re…
According to the Times, French scientist Thomas Cucchi works for Durham University (UK) and discovered a new species of rat in the island of Cyprus while studying the te…
Porcupines have the scientific name Lophiomys imhausi, they are also known as crested rats or mice with manes. Although it is a mouse, this rodent animal does not look l…
The mouse may not sing to beg for food, but the mouse sings to please his partner. Researchers at the University of Washington, USA, discovered this when they eavesdropp…
Mr. Tran Quang Thieu in Binh Vong village, Van Binh commune, Thuong Tin district, Hanoi city is famous as a rat-killing king.
Israeli farmers put artificial nest for two species of rat-hunting birds to protect crops.
Only a very small mistake, many years of planning a $ 3 million wildlife project will become worthless. Last week, a group of 18 people left Homer aboard the Reliance, h…