South Africa will exterminate 1 million rats on Marion Island
A remote island near Antarctica is planning to mass exterminate mice because they are enemies that harm the local ecosystem and wipe out rare seabirds.
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A remote island near Antarctica is planning to mass exterminate mice because they are enemies that harm the local ecosystem and wipe out rare seabirds.
In the summer of 2019, a person recorded a scene of seagulls 'partying' on Bournemouth beach with wines and beers that tourists have not drank.
The mouse is quite large but still swallowed by gulls in just a few seconds.
Weather forecast information said that by the end of this week, Phong Than typhoon will get stronger.
After 4 partners died, seagulls Rob constantly failed to find new friends despite great efforts.
When fish are found, they will plunge into the water at a collision rate of up to 100 km / h; The prey seems unlikely to have a chance to back off from this lightning at…
Constellation IC 2177 is where new stars are born. This area includes dust, hydrogen, helium and traces of some heavy elements.
Recent research shows that marine species (scientific name: Minuca Pugnax) is one of the 'culprits' that releases a lot of greenhouse gases into the environment due to t…
If you think that seagulls only occasionally get ugly, you are too naive. The next image will tell you, the reason why gulls are called the most rotting birds.
Coastal Mandurah City, Australia: The scene of the massacre left only fragments of unseen corpses. The victim's chest was ripped apart and the heads mysteriously disappe…
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus developed a small aircraft model called AlbatrossOne that could flap its wings, inspired by the albatross.
The image shows a thin, black bird (like a seagull) giving children a piece of abandoned cigarette on the beach.
This is a phenomenon that rarely occurs in the past, but has frequently appeared in recent years, and tends to be worse in the future.
According to the Daily Mail on March 1, images of strange lights in the city of TP Milwaukee about 4 43 minutes (local time), light streaks look like moving eels.
A group of international scientists found the cause of hundreds of dead whales and drifted to the coast of Argentina.