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According to research by Dr. Jose Maria Gomez from the University of Granada, Spain, the new Meerkat mink are champions of the cruelty level in the animal world.
Did you know that the fish family also suffer from arthritis like us?
We often see horses used in towing, and riding only zebras just for scenes, and for fun. So why don't people ride these beautiful zebras?
The skin of species in the animal world is very diverse in shape, size, even different flavors. Some animals have a very special skin, 1-0-2 in the world, giving their o…
There are no 2 zebras with identical stripes. The longest recorded flight of a chicken is 13 seconds. A bee needs to visit 4,000 flowers to make a spoonful of honey. Tho…
On land lions and tigers can mate to create tiger lions, while in the water whales and dolphins also work together to create Amerasians.
Okapi is one of the rare animals in the world, only found in the eastern tropical rainforest of Chad, Africa. The Okapi's actions are mysterious, hidden at present, livi…
A group of New York University scientists found alcohol made zebrafish excited and more brave.
Scientists have found Truong Son zebra rabbit, the rarest rabbit in the world and one of the remaining ancient animals.
Squid has three hearts, cockroach heart beating with people, resurrection zebra fish heart ... and other interesting things you can only see in the animal world.
Research by scientists at Oregon Health University shows that birds' voices are also altered after drinking.
Lizard, zebrafish, flatworm ... are animals capable of reconstructing the head or tail when broken.
Researchers from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said zebras in southern Africa have recorded the longest migration on the continent with a distance of up to 500km.
Reynosa Zoo in Mexico has welcomed a very special new member named Khumba.
Birds can learn to choose the best nesting materials for their nests, according to scientists.