Animal world
Ask easy, difficult to answer: Why do birds sing?
If humans use language to communicate, birds also communicate through their 'songs'.
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Animal world
How do penguins differentiate?
Imagine you are an emperor penguin returning to the territory after swimming. You need to find your partner and your children, but how?
Animal world
The world's largest rat killing campaign on the British island
South Georgia, Britain's overseas territory in the south Atlantic, was the first to miss mice since humans settled on the island 200 years ago, Fox News reported yesterd…
Animal world
At the ban of hippopotamus, crocodiles are beaten
The video was published in the Daily Mail, back in Serengeti National Park (Kenya), making many people shudder.
Animal world
The 4.2-meter monster crocodile traps Australian hunters
The 4.2 meter long saltwater crocodile was captured at a location just a few meters away from the crowded boat station.
Animal world
Mysterious decoding: Why do cats love to sit in circles?
Whoever stays at home will serve the boss, then try this game. Your house cats are extremely likely to sit in a circle.
Animal world
New Zealand will kill all predators
New Zealand is the first country in the world to decide to destroy all wild predators in the territory until 2050.
Animal world
Why are female birds singing less and less?
In most birds, only males sing, females are losing this ability. Recent published scientific studies indicate the root of this mystery.
Animal world
New tree rats were discovered in Son La
Scientists have just announced a new tree mouse near Lung Lo Pass, in the territory of Son La province.
Animal world
Mice know to sing to mark the territory
Researchers have recently discovered that two species of rats can sing to mark territory and prevent conflicts with other animals.
Animal world
Tigers change tactics to avoid people
Activities of tigers in Nepal fell sharply during the day and increased at night to minimize the risk of meeting people. The species of the Cat family, including tigers…
Animal world
Antelopes fool children into mating
Male topi often cheat females in a unique way to increase their chances of becoming a father during mating season.
Animal world
Chimp decimates fellow humans to gain territory
The chimpanzees proved extremely ferocious and bloodthirsty when chasing away those who violated their territory.
Animal world
Wild horses
The scene looks like in an action movie. In fact, these aggressive stallions are vying for territory in a British countryside.