If a crocodile and a great white shark met, which species would survive in the end?
Great white sharks and crocodiles are two of the top predators that live in the oceans and wetlands.
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Great white sharks and crocodiles are two of the top predators that live in the oceans and wetlands.
Understanding the mechanism of geobatteries will help people have a broader perspective on wetland ecosystems, thereby approaching new ways to combat climate change.
The African jacana bird really exists on our planet, and the legs they see are real (not fake).
A video of thousands of crocodiles became the focus of the online community last week, with 10.3 million views after just a few days of posting.
Once a biodiversity wetland, the Lake Sawa basin today is reduced to a small pond, surrounded by barren wasteland.
The Carolina Bay is just one example of the natural mysteries of the Earth that play an important role in the North American ecosystem, according to Assoc. Barrett appre…
For the first time in North America, scientists have discovered incredible carnivorous plants that eat not only insects but also reptiles.
Researchers in the North Carolina, US wetlands have discovered a bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) at least 2,624 years old.
A new finding shows that the giant otter, about the size of modern wolves, used to live in China's wetlands 6 million years ago.
After 10 years of planting mangrove forests, people in Vinh Hai commune, Vinh Chau district, Soc Trang province were able to cultivate onions into fertile fields.
Scientists found that many young yew trees are reproduced in the form of bud regeneration on the injured breathing roots of the mother plant.
According to The Sun, this super-python species are thought to have left the wetlands to expand their habitat to drier lands.
Even if it was running at full speed to fly high, the black vulture was still spotted halfway down the middle.
Photographer Luciano Candisani first captures a green anaconda python that squeezes a mate to death in a Brazilian marsh.
Scientists have just published a new species of Lizard in the Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve, Ninh Binh province, in New Zealand's scientific journal Zootaxa.