14 most loyal animals in the natural world
The animals mentioned in this article always travel in pairs and remain faithful throughout their lives.
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The animals mentioned in this article always travel in pairs and remain faithful throughout their lives.
Large in size, the bearded vulture impresses with its ability to eat bones and its red feathers from bathing in iron-rich mud streams.
The bird that holds the world's highest flying record is the Rüppell vulture (Gyps rueppellii), which can reach heights of up to 11,300m.
Haast eagles live in New Zealand, they weigh up to 15kg and have claws up to 9cm long, with a wingspan of up to 3m.
Vulture bees' guts contain different bacteria than vegetarian bees, which help them digest meat.
Winning cheetahs, but the vultures quickly slipped the antelope into the lion's claws.
The wax corpses, bullets shot in the head still live for 67 days before dying ... are scary facts about death.
Bringing the corpses to the top of the mountain to eat vultures, to put the body on a beautiful boat and push it to the sea are two of the ways of farewell to the dead t…
The feeling is in place
Death is coming to God or turning into dust is the long-standing conception of the eternal world. But the thorough things around death are now listed.
At the photo festival Rencontres d 'Arles is taking place in France, Chilean artist Alfredo Jarr has exhibited a work called Silent Sounds.
Hundreds of new species have surprised international researchers who are exploring the waters of the two islands of the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs in northwester…
The scene of a giant comet stabbing Earth eradicates mammoths depicted on ancient stone pillars in Turkey.
Located at the temple site in the province of Retalhuleu (Guatemala), this tomb is said to belong to a ruler of that time, or religious leader about 2,000 years ago.
Artificial soil that looks like an eel, a vulture or a duck discovered in North America may be evidence that ancient people rely on astronomy to cultivate crops. Accordi…