The secret strategic love song of birds
A recent study found how male birds flirt, chasing after their children are no different from how phone companies attract customers.
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A recent study found how male birds flirt, chasing after their children are no different from how phone companies attract customers.
Almost 150 years ago Charles Darwin revealed a slender bird's beak due to its adaptation to its environment. Now, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) team of…
Researchers claim they have decoded and analyzed the platypus genome - the furthest relatives of humans in the mammalian system.
It's interesting, but bats use aerodynamic mechanisms like insects to hover in the air, scientists said.
Immediately after hatching and crawling into the sea, baby turtles disappear for 5 years. During that time, the place where the little creatures with the palm of their h…
Hugo chimpanzee picked up the sharp and rough leaves of Aspilia tree. He carefully folded the leaves into his mouth and tried to swallow with a miserable face like he wa…
Researcher Zoltan Takacs (Yale Medical University, USA) explained this phenomenon as follows: venomous snakes are divided into two main families: cobra and snake-bearing…
Researcher Alan Wilson of the University of Royal Veterinary (UK) explains that fast-running horses can bring their legs forward quickly in a position to prepare for the…
It is the secret of Australian kangaroos when they don't want to waste time searching for an ideal partner but still creating great children.
German researchers have discovered that the wolf spider secrete a silk that has a stickiness thanks to the tiny glands on its legs that allow them to move on vertical an…
A US team has discovered new receptors that mice use to detect pheromones - the sex hormones released by potential partners. A & a
Antarctic waters flickered somewhere just above freezing heat, but that did not stop the fish from conquering the cold deep areas. Resilien fish have avoided the body of…
The African hairless mole (scientific name Heterocephalus glaber) is very small but can live for 26 years or more, and the most special thing is that they can still repr…
Scientists have confirmed this after a long and elaborate process of studying the language of animals closest to this person. And they published those research results t…
According to scmp, Zhou Xinyue, 20, is currently nurturing wolves in a countryside outside the city of Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China.