These fish hold record in nature
Whale sharks are the largest surviving fish, while 7 mm Paedocypris carp is the smallest in the world.
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Whale sharks are the largest surviving fish, while 7 mm Paedocypris carp is the smallest in the world.
Natural freshwater fish of the smallest to largest sizes appear in the fish market in the northwestern mountains.
The mouse deer (Chevrotain) is one of 10 species of cheo (Tragulidae), a small, shy group of mammals that often live in tropical forests of Africa, India and Southeast A…
Archaeologist Richard Oslisly first discovered special dwarf crocodiles when they entered Abanda cave in Gabon in 2008 to search for traces of prehistoric people, accord…
Like a miniature lion, the cat's journey to find food is imbued with the instincts of a true predator.
A lifeguard finds the tiny blind worm snakes trapped in the snakes' noses in Belagavi, India.
The largest and smallest species are at greatest risk of extinction and this will have serious consequences for the Earth's ecosystem.
This helps them gain a significant competitive advantage over larger species in capturing prey.
At first glance, many people will mistakenly think that they are mature earthworms, until the characteristic double-edged tongue of a snake makes them startled. They are…
People always know that dogs are the closest and loyal animals, but few know the interesting records of this
Tucked into a spoon, not as big as a fingernail, sneaking in a cup, the creatures below look small but also very lovely.
A chicken raised in Wales lays an egg smaller than a coin, believed to be the smallest egg in the world.
The triplets are born at the 2-month-old Shaldon (UK) Wildlife Center and begin to explore the world around.
Pixel has just been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's smallest cat after breaking its previous record.
Hummingbirds are a small family of birds, with relatively large numbers of species, colorful feathers and nectar sucking.