Some frogs escape the extinction caused by the fungus Chytridiomycosis
Chytridiomycosis has spread throughout the world and caused extinction for many amphibians.
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Chytridiomycosis has spread throughout the world and caused extinction for many amphibians.
50 people, including the special commando, captured the Sword Lake of this afternoon. After a few hours, the Tortoise was driven into a steel cage and led to the Tortois…
Invasive animals are spreading in many parts of the world at breakneck speed. Their harm is worse than pollution ...
The report by an international team of scientists said that malaria is now spreading among humans is more likely to come from gorillas, not from chimpanzees.
Two scientists from the University of California were rushed to learn about dozens of mysterious deaths that occurred at a Native American tribe living in tropical rain…
Facing pollution, climate change and the spread of urbanization, freshwater species are in danger of extinction six times faster than their fellow brethren on land and s…
The species of bees bred between two European and African bees in the 1950s in Brazil has spread throughout South and Central America ...
New research on the Tasmanian devil's social network may help prevent the spread of a disease that threatens to make the species extinct.
A mysterious disease that destroys 90% of hibernating bats in some caves and the coal mines in the area from Vermont to Virginia over the past 3 years have raised countl…
Australian scientists plan to set fences on Tasmania, to prevent the spread of cancer that threatens the existence of the Tasmanian Devil.
To show the strength and attraction, the public spread the colorful tail, the deer held the horns strong, and the African antelope slammed its knees together.
Mr. Yin Chengjie, deputy minister of China's agriculture ministry, said the country is currently experiencing a crisis of blue ear disease in pigs. Many areas in China a…
Thylacine has a talent that no other animal can imitate: spreading a wide mouth to the ear. To be more precise, its two snout can form an angle of 120 degrees.
Cannibalism is common in animals, including the ancient humans. Because the pathogen can jump from a victim to a predator, it can be deduced that the disease is easily s…
According to a recent study, about 3.3 million years ago, gorillas have brought lice to our ancestors' ancestors and humans have had lice since. These offensive parasite…