Flight secret of Quetzalcoatlus lizard
Quetzalcoatlus giant lizard has a record wingspan, more than 10m, so it needs a runway to run as in the case of today's aircraft.
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Quetzalcoatlus giant lizard has a record wingspan, more than 10m, so it needs a runway to run as in the case of today's aircraft.
Millions of years ago, toothed birds, flying lizards and super insects were lords in the sky. They eat every animal, from flies to dinosaurs ...
The 50 million-year-old skull revealed that the giant bird with a 5-meter wingspan, relatives of ducks and geese, had a rather strange trait: their beaks had bone-like h…
After a long period of research, experts from the Museum of Natural History in London have introduced the world's first online database of cockroaches. Here are some int…
In the middle of July 2014, the survey team of the Chengdu Insect Museum discovered one of the world's largest aquatic dragonfly insects in Sichuan province.
In August, people in a family with a family named Blackmore in Ramsbottom City, Lancashire, saw the giant butterfly. They then took it to the Animal World park in Bolton…
During the past few days, people in hamlet 7 (Dong Du, Gia Lam, Hanoi), suburban Hanoi, were surprised when they saw the giant butterfly, with wingspan of 30cm, appeared…
A man just caught an Attacus butterfly (also known as Atlas butterfly or star fruit butterfly) parked on a small Malaysian trail with wingspan of about 25cm, according t…
Entomologist Richard Jones has introduced a unique and exotic insect collection with incredible records ...
The wingspan of this butterfly can reach up to 30 cm, with a brilliant yellow color and fantasy patterns.
Over the past few days, people in Vinh Binh commune (Hoa Binh district, Bac Lieu province) were surprised when a flock of butterflies had size
Although vultures do not belong to the group of 'lovely' birds in many people's eyes, this is a useful bird. And there are really interesting things about this
You should never tease these dangerous birds if you don't want to pay dearly.
The scientific name of this species is Nisaetus nipalense, belonging to the genus Spizaetus, a bird of prey. They are quite similar to the types of eagles, and they also…