Reasons for crow mating with the same type
Crows are birds with high social behavior and they continue to have close relationships after death. Live crows often gather and make loud noise near the corpses, accord…
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Crows are birds with high social behavior and they continue to have close relationships after death. Live crows often gather and make loud noise near the corpses, accord…
As described, the monkey tried to perform mating behavior, and the deer ignored it. Even though it was somewhat sympathetic, when it was licking the feathers after the m…
Two zoologists Sarah Dzielski and Benjamin Van Doren of Cornell University (USA) have discovered strange things about sapayoa rainforest birds in Panama's Darien Nationa…
Not only did they kill their partners and cut off their genitals, Darwin's bark spider in Madagascar also had a salivary behavior at their children during mating.
Why do so many people choose pet dogs to look like themselves? The answer can help you appreciate the intimate relationship between people and your four-legged friends.
The world's first exhibition of homosexuality in animals has shown that homosexuality in humans is not unnatural.
For the second time in two years, a captive snake in America gave birth without any relationship with the opposite sex.
Scientists have observed a pair of brown bears kept in Croatia regularly
In some animals such as black swans, penguins, vultures ... the number of homosexuals accounts for a large proportion.
Scientists have provided evidence that homosexuality is a very natural rule, appearing in many animals.
Georgina Hirst, a 29-year-old veterinarian, discovered a strange relationship during a ride on Hay Bluff Hill in the Black Mountains, Telegraph reported.
The close relationship with humans can be the driving force for an elephant in Korea to practice to sound like a Korean.
Like humans, baboons behave friendly often have good health, longevity and healthy babies.
A group of American scientists, the Emery University in Atlanta are using nuclear imaging imaging to find out what our four-legged friends think - the Los Angeles Times…
The ravens have a special memory. It remembers specifically and in detail what happens in relationships with people of the same type (friends or enemies). This conclusio…