Why do giant rays disappear mysteriously?
In October 2016, more than 70 giant freshwater stingrays, some of the size of a tourist car, were found dead on Mae Klong River (Thailand).
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In October 2016, more than 70 giant freshwater stingrays, some of the size of a tourist car, were found dead on Mae Klong River (Thailand).
The research team at Macquarie University, Australia, discovered that the back tongue of the northern green tongue lizard reflected ultraviolet rays with a higher intens…
The researchers were surprised to find that in the list of alligators, there were sharks and rays.
The sun produces bright rays when the accumulation of magnetic energy is suddenly released from the Sun's surface.
The whole weasel body will have no strange smell without the two lines of foul flu in the tail. This is the self-defense weapon of weasel.
Very casually, Brazilian and Argentinian scientists discovered the world's first fluorescent frog.
Can animals 'taste' be light? Through research, it has been found that worms' cells can detect light rays 50 times better than human eyes.
Giant freshwater rays are likely to die due to water pollution in the Mae Klong River, Thailand.
The sun snapped the last rays of the day into a tropical forest. The cows and horses on a nearby farm began to doze off and this was the time when thousands of vampire b…
The following series of X-rays shows the process of digesting a crocodile larger than it many times.
Peruvian fishermen catch a manta ray weighing more than a ton and have to use a crane to bring it ashore.
A stingray weighing more than 300 kg has been found in Thailand. It can be said that this is the largest freshwater fish in the world.
Cats and dogs have a sixth sense - and that is the ability to see ultraviolet rays (but scientists don't know how they are used).
The corpses of the Mobula rays, commonly known as flying rays, appeared on the coast in Gaza City on February 27, the news agency Ma said.