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The world's oldest turtle is bathed for the first time
Jonathan, a 184-year-old shallow tortoise, lives on St Helena Island, first bathed before meeting the British royal family.
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Python died of swallowing porcupines
A terrain biker found the African python dead in the reserve, his stomach swollen from swallowing a porcupine.
Animal world
Surprisingly, the deer has a zigzag neck
The giraffe still lives healthy for 5 years despite its neck fracture and spinal deformity.
Animal world
Cobra is facilitated for mating
According to the Daily Telegraph, the Australian reptile park in northern Sydney has become the first zoo in the country to import the king cobra.
Animal world
Do pandas not be caused by climate change?
Chinese researchers have just dismissed a research paper published in the British Daily Telegraph (November 4, 2012) saying that climate change will reduce the number of…
Animal world
Peacocks 'terrorists' villagers
Dozens of peacocks and roofs suddenly appeared in Banks, Lancashire, England last week. They eat vegetables and fruits, destroy flower beds, and leave feces on cars and…
Animal world
Dogs are able to empathize with humans
The research team at the University of Porto, Portugal selected 29 dogs with at least 6 months of living with their owners. They recorded the yawn of the owners and stra…
Animal world
Dinosaurs used to live in the water
A latest study on dinosaurs was announced on April 3 by scientists, saying that dinosaurs used to be underwater. According to Telegraph, research professor Brian J Ford…
Animal world
Monkeys measure radiation in Japan
The Telegraph said the project of using radioactive monkeys was conducted by researchers at Fukushima University in Japan. Monkeys will wear a necklace with a radioactiv…
Animal world
New discovery about the intelligence of crows
According to the Telegraph newspaper, the crow successfully selected the jars containing the most food through the numbers recorded on the jar in a series of experiments…
Animal world
The ability to predict the magic of animals
From ancient Greek and Roman times, people often study animal intestines to predict the future, Telegraph said.
Animal world
Aerial acrobatic cat
An African wild cat jumped into the air and made an upside-down owl to catch pigeons.
Animal world
Find the gecko live in the snake mouth
American scientists found a species of chameleon living in a snake's mouth in Africa.
Scientific application
What is satellite Information?
Information satellites are satellites of radio communications used in telegraph, telephone, fax, radio and television transmission. It has a dedicated information device…
Environment
The double super cyclone rarely blew away half of the town in the United States
The Telegraph reported that on June 16, two large tornados swept across the northeastern state of Nebraska, blowing half of the state's Pilger town, killing one person a…