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Giant giant relatives of newts, frogs the size of paper pins, amphibians that do not have tentacles and transparent invisible salamanders are among the most bizarre crea…
The squirrel and salamander monkey is the famous duo at Krefeld zoo, Germany, and the little monkey even massages his friend.
As the world's largest amphibian, Chinese giant toad fish is facing the risk of extinction.
One thing needs to be affirmed that, this Earth itself - our common home still exists an abundance of mysterious things that people have never known, typically species o…
Some animals are endowed with superhuman abilities to survive in nature, such as the Mexican salamander that can re-grow both the heart and the brain.
A salamander has 8 tails, a long tail and 7 short tails, recently discovered in the United States.
The salamanders or 6-horn dinosaurs were found by scientists after a month of being declared extinct.
Below is a list of 10 animals that need attention and protection to avoid the danger of extinction according to All About Wildlife.
Freshwater minnows, gaurs, elephant or salamander seals are amazingly large animals but not everyone knows.
Shark goblins, wrinkled skin sharks ... have evolved to match nature and survive to this day ...
Over the past 25 years, more than 40% of amphibian species are threatened with extinction, but according to a new statistics page of the database of Amphibiaweb amphibia…
Red-eyed primates, dwarf salamanders are among the red-listed species, at high risk of extinction, published by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)…
Scientists discover that Bd fungus is the main reason for the number of amphibians to drop from 4-5% per year over the past 40 years.
Scientists have discovered the principle of self-regenerating limbs of the salamanders - that is, the ability to create multifunctional stem cells.