Animal world
Birds suffer the best hardship: Flying thousands of miles, not eating or drinking
Large worms can fly 4,000 miles (more than 6,000 km) at a speed of 60 mph without stopping to eat or drink water.
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Animal world
Foreign creatures are more dangerous than environmental pollution
Invasive animals are spreading in many parts of the world at breakneck speed. Their harm is worse than pollution ...
Animal world
Cats lick water 4 times in a second
Scientists installed a high-speed camera and scientific calculator to discover how cats drink water without wetting their chin.
Animal world
The more attractive the female, the higher the ability to conceive
A study of red jungle chickens demonstrates that males can adjust sperm speed and efficiency, depending on how attractive the object is.
Animal world
Elephants go like four-wheelers
With four legs doing the same task and using equal force, elephants are considered to be the most unique species in the animal world.
Animal world
The talented 'recorders' of the natural world
Rhino beetles can carry 850 times the body weight, while African Gepa newspapers can race with cars, with a maximum speed of 112 km / hour.
Animal world
Birds sneak through narrow slots like fighters
The sight of an angled flying tern to sneak through the door of the warehouse at speeds of up to 56 km / h has been recorded in Scotland.
Animal world
Study the mystery of the speed of the
With runways, camcorders and a piece of chicken, scientists are trying to discover the mystery of the speed of cheetahs.
Animal world
Hummingbirds are the fastest animals on the planet
In terms of relative speed, the speed of fighter jets or spacecraft lags far behind the hummingbird's dive.
Animal world
Swallow birds fly fast beyond imagination
How fast is swallow swallow? This question has recently been answered by Canadian scientists.
Animal world
Life is short
A spotted blue chameleon species holds the world record for speed among nearly 30,000 other animals.
Animal world
'New Zealand dinosaurs' in New Zealand - Tuatara species - have the fastest evolutionary speed
In a study of tuatara, New Zealand's
Animal world
Long tongue bats: speed champion digest food!
Long tongue bat (Glossophaga soricina) is known to be the smallest mammal in the world, with a body mass of less than 10g, and is a species that speeds up food digestion
Animal world
Birds do not follow common kinetic rules
The plane speed has long been limited by simple dynamics laws, related to altitude, wingspan ... But recent research shows that birds seem to have broken those rules.
Animal world
Clownfish gossip by shaking jaws
The Nemo clown fish in the Walt Disney cartoon speaks English, but the real clown fish communicate in a different, unique way. High-speed video images and X-ray technolo…