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In life, there are oddly shaped plants, named after their shapes.
Insects usually do not have a pronounced organ, except for a single butterfly whose strange name is 'skull of the skull' (on the back, there is a skull with two burning…
If awarded the most impressive Halloween costume for the natural world, this frightening moth will surely win the prize.
Talking to the PV on January 18, Dr. Tran Cong Toai, Vice Chairman of the Department of Embryology at the Ho Chi Minh City Medical Staff Training Center, said the Biolog…
The world's oldest wild golden eagle died at the age of 33 on a hillside in Sutherland, north Scotland, the BBC reported on August 27.
The finches have a scientific name, Passer domesticus, which is a small member of the Seine family. It is easy to see small, gray and brown birds in every continent exce…
Its tongue can be as long as a third of its body, converted in proportion to humanity, it must be half a meter long.
On March 6, a facebook account named Hung Oanh posted images of a strange object shaped like a coconut skull on a plate.
Liz Williams, a resident of Nanneella, Victoria, Australia, saw a deadly snake with oriental brown snake on January 12, according to the International Business Times.
This cat loves to eat people and their way of killing is extremely brutal, biting the skull.
Based on the data comparing the differences in morphology, molecular genetics and skull structure, the scientific community has just announced the new species of toad in…
During the growth process, the fish's skull is gradually distorted until the eyes lie on one side. The special structure allows them to camouflage to catch prey.
Biologist Snell-Rood from the University of Minnesota and colleagues studied the skulls of 10 different mammals, from which he considered their adaptation to the urban e…
A group of Russian-led international archaeologists have discovered a skull of a supported dog dating back to 33,000 years in the cave of Siberian Altai mountain.
Scientists have used high-resolution scanners to study the skulls of the first known mammals. The results showed that the brain perceived the smell much more developed t…