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The world's first cloned cat has become a mother without the need for in vitro fertilization. According to scientists, all four are healthy.
Researcher Alan Wilson of the University of Royal Veterinary (UK) explains that fast-running horses can bring their legs forward quickly in a position to prepare for the…
Rhino horns have long been symbols of myths. Some cultures value them because they think they have divine characteristics d
Israeli, Palestinian and German researchers want to turn freshwater females into males, a sex change they hope to
According to the Times, French scientist Thomas Cucchi works for Durham University (UK) and discovered a new species of rat in the island of Cyprus while studying the te…
Widely known as a component of rocket fuel, perchlorate is a common waste in soil and water. In many studies, it disrupts hormone levels
Scientists at the Hanoi National University of Education have succeeded in raising and successfully breeding in the breeding environment of Tam Dao toadfish, with the sc…
The opposition is really attractive, at least in Australian gray parrots. When it was time to get married, these faithful birds chose a mate with a completely opposite p…
Ecologist Todd Blackledge of the University of California, Berkeley (USA) - has been working for a long time - assuming that many spiders often adorn their nets with shi…
Scientists at the University of Green-Dubu in Scotland (UK) on 18/5 said, monkeys can communicate to each other in sound language, like exchange in humans.
This conclusion was made by psychologist Tim Gentner of the University of California at San Diego after going through 15,000 tests to know the secret hidden in the langu…
After more than two decades of studying wild spotted hyenas in Kenya, scientists at the University of Michigan have discovered a secret of animals that live in this matr…
According to a study conducted at Stanford University (California) and published in Proccedings of National Academy of Sciences, by 2100, nearly 10% of the world's birds…
Two biologists, Urs Thalmann and Thomas Geissmann, of the Swiss University, found that Madagascar was a tiny gibbon on the island. In fact, these small apes have been di…
Research by assistant professor Mike Tyler from Adelaide University and entomologist Craig Williams from James Cook University shows that frogs produce a variety of chem…