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New theory of evolution from water to shallow
Why did the animals have a victory over the finned species in the migratory race from underwater to land?
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In the future humans can breathe underwater
When combining human DNA with marine algae, scientists from Dalhousie University, Halifax (Canada) discovered that humanity could one day breathe in water like fish.
Oceanography
The angels know how to count
The most popular tropical ornamental fish species not only possesses good appearance, but also has the ability to estimate and distinguish between one and three numbers.
Archeology
Ancient salamanders are as large as cars
Fossil studies show that salamanders once lived 230 million years ago, about the size of a small car.
Archeology
Detection of giant blood-sucking parasite fossils
This species of blood-sucking parasite 165 million year old salamanders has
Archeology
Fossil animal world's smallest footprint
Scientists have discovered the smallest fossil footprint of animals in Canada. This fossil is believed to be of a salamander-like animal that lived 315 million years ago.
Archeology
Soft tissue found in frog fossils
Scientists have isolated the bone marrow of frogs and salamanders that died 10 million years ago in peat swamps of northeastern Spain.
Biology
Discovering the skin-eating fungus capable of exterminating many animals
Experts say that the fungus, after clinging to the skin, is ingrained into the respiratory organs, destroying the breathing holes and sucking water from the amphibian.
Biology
Activated the first regeneration ability in flatworms
Rabbits can't be reborn, frogs are either, but zebrafish and axolotl (a salamander species) can and flat worms are masters of regeneration.
Biology
The world knows almost two-thirds of amphibians
About a third of the total number of amphibians has not been discovered, according to a recent study by scientists from Princeton University (USA).
Animal world
Why does salamander grow back almost completely but lizards do not?
While salamander tails regrow almost like the original tail, both bone and everything, the cartilage's tail is full of cartilage and lacks nerve cells.
Animal world
Mexican salamanders: the broken leg grows, the heart breaks, but is still rescued but is about to become extinct
Mexican salamander is a very unique creature, with the ability to recreate like the planet Namek in the series
Animal world
The salamander 'fossil live' stuck two years in the sewer pipe
A rare giant salamander is found when trapped inside a sewer at a resident's home in Wuhan, China.
Animal world
Blind dragon with rare egg cultivation in Slovenian caves
In a cave in Slovenia, millions of tourists are holding their breath watching the mother-of-the-serpent, exotic and rare amphibians with a nickname
