The world's rarest horse breeds
Although in the future, scientists can sample their genes to maintain the race, but now, these breeds are gradually disappearing from the Earth.
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Although in the future, scientists can sample their genes to maintain the race, but now, these breeds are gradually disappearing from the Earth.
A red-eyed green frog pulls a small leaf-like leaf to keep the partner from getting wet when sitting in the rain.
The tragic outcome for the stray elephant became a lion's dinner after more than 30 minutes of chasing.
Research by American scientists shows that the marshes of the marshes know how to use small branches to act as bait, making it easier to catch prey.
Scientists have discovered a new lizard species of small size, the length of the head and body about 35mm.
Small bats in central and southern America use rolled leaves to make hearing aids to improve their hearing.
Scientists have discovered a very interesting thing: All mammals urinate within the same time period.
Spider tigers, Cambodian warblers or Epaulette sharks are newly discovered animals in recent years, although they exist for a long time in the world.
Contrary to common sense, some animals are smaller in size, making them
Small body size animals have a higher metabolic rate, perceive time slower than humans, making them receive more information every second.
A small frog in Africa can use oral cavity to receive sound, while frogs are often thought to be incapable of hearing because there is no middle ear and eardrum.
A rare purple goby eel was discovered in Taihu Lake, Yixing District, Jiangsu Province, eastern China.
American researchers have turned a carnivorous and gluttonous fish into a
With such loyal, intelligent and friendly qualities, the dog is considered to be a close friend of man from the past.
It is believed that Aye Aye monkeys will bring death, so when meeting them, they must catch and stab their eyes. In the forgotten archipelago, Madagascar, there is a mon…