The late George tortoise still has relatives
The giant Galapagos turtle thought to be extinct with the death of its last representative, George, but recent DNA studies have opened up new hope for this species.
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The giant Galapagos turtle thought to be extinct with the death of its last representative, George, but recent DNA studies have opened up new hope for this species.
A group of American scientists, the Emery University in Atlanta are using nuclear imaging imaging to find out what our four-legged friends think - the Los Angeles Times…
The python weighs nearly 100kg, is longer than 6m. Thought to encounter
The latest research by US scientists confirms the structure of the human brain gene related to seaworms. This shows that the origin of the human brain originated from a…
Recently, scientists at Hebrew University, in Jerusalem, Israel, discovered octopus not only smart, but they could also do some pretty good coordination.
One of the world's most endangered wild cats, once thought to be extinct, appeared in camera traps in Malaysia's Borneo region for the first time in 2003.
Three new species of amphibians, thought to be extinct, have been discovered by scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI) back in Africa and Mexic…
The golden-dot bell frog, thought to have been extinct more than 30 years ago, was found in the Southern Tablelands region of New South Wales, Australia.
Brave behavior in the animal world is far more universal than human thought, scientists claim.
The University of Adelaide study found that more lizards exist in Australia than we ever thought, which raises questions about the conservation and management of this na…
A duck became famous in England's coastal city of Bournemouth, because it behaved like a dog when going to the street.
Energy-generating wind turbines have long been thought to be a life-threatening risk for birds. But in fact, a large number of bats have died because of this type of dev…
Scientists have long thought that walking is easier than climbing, and this explains why we humans evolved on the ground. But recent research reveals that this is not tr…
Before large data systems were formed, it was thought that morphological and physiological transformation and separation could easily be explained at the molecular level…
Scientists have found a species of legless lizards and a tiny woodpecker and 12 other species that are thought to have appeared in Cerrado - Brazil, one of 34 hot spots…