Unbelievable effect of the super killer snake venom
The venom of the blue coral snake lasts a quarter of its length and can be used as a pain reliever for humans.
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The venom of the blue coral snake lasts a quarter of its length and can be used as a pain reliever for humans.
According to a new UN report, many invertebrate pollinators such as bees, butterflies and vertebrate pollinators such as hummingbirds and bats in the wild are on the bri…
In a cave in Slovenia, millions of tourists are holding their breath watching the mother-of-the-serpent, exotic and rare amphibians with a nickname
When a zebrafish part of the heart is cut off, cardiac stem cells combine with the cell layer on the wound's surface to create new tissues, replacing the lost part, US s…
Rocky grouper, an exotic fish that dates back to prehistoric times, was caught in some English rivers after being absent from the 1800s.
The hairless mouse in the picture could of course not win any beauty contest in the animal world, but it was recently honored as the Year's Vertebrate Animal by the Scie…
It is unbelievable that animals that live in Cape Melville can survive for millions of years in the same area and are not extinct. It is beyond imagination.
Experts have identified the fastest growing vertebrate, only 17 days to reach the reproductive stage since the eggs hatch. It is a small fish that lives in temporary bla…
A fresh eel species, often found in Japanese sushi, is the first discovered vertebrate to possess a natural fluorescent protein.
Professor Warren Booth, a scientist at the University of Tulsa in the US, and colleagues colluded dozens of individuals with the pregnancies of two species of cobra and…
Whales and elephants are considered the largest vertebrates in the world. Science magazine New Scientist UK has introduced animals opposite them - the smallest vertebrat…
It was humans who hunted that led to the extinction of large mammals in Australia 40,000 years ago, according to a new study published in Science.
Scientists have found lizards of very small size and can easily stand on the matchstick. The area where they found lizards on a small island off Madagascar.
ZooKeys magazine published December 12, scientist Fred Kraus and colleagues at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu (Hawaii) said the two species were named Paedophryne dekot a…
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…