The Surprisingly Strong Scalp of Crocodiles: A New Scientific Revelation The thick, textured scalp of a crocodile—up to 3-5 centimeters thick—is a marvel of natural engineering, providing remarkable protection for these formidable predators. New research sheds light on how this remarkable feature develops, challenging previous assumptions about scale formation in animals. Scientists have long been … Read more
Vietnam’s phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park Celebrates Prosperous Wildlife Release In a significant conservation victory, officials in Vietnam’s Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park recently released a group of rare and endangered animals back into their natural habitat. The release included a diverse array of species, highlighting a successful collaboration between conservationists and park rangers. Among … Read more
Jakarta – Moo Deng flooded the Khao Kheow Open Zoo with visitors. Unfortunately, some of the visitors are adventurous and are in danger from the animals that travel there. Reporting from UK Mirror On Tuesday (22/10/2024), a Chinese tourist was recorded throwing something into an animal cage using a slingshot. At the same time, two … Read more
Clear your doubts! Why is it forbidden to stroll within the Phong? “Khao Yai Grassland” after vacationers had been discovered committing the crime of taking footage earlier than the marriage. Do not ignore the warning indicators Within the case of a number of vacationers getting concerned within the space of the salt marsh. Grassland, entrance … Read more
An interesting event was recorded this Sunday in the state of Florida, where a user was able to record an alligator climbing a fence to get to the other side. The video, shared by user Travis Akers on social networks, shows the moment in which the enormous reptile climbs the fence of a kind of … Read more
The largest prehistoric snake fossil ever. PHOTO/ IFL ADDRESS SAMARINDA – A stunning fossil discovery in India has revealed a new species of prehistoric snake that could be one biggest snake which has always existed. Named Vasuki indicus, this giant is estimated to have a body length of up to 15 meters (more than 49 … Read more
On October 5, 2003, bear enthusiast and researcher Timothy Treadwell and his girlfriend Amy Huguenard were literally devoured by a grizzly bear in the Alaskan forest. The attack was captured on chilling audio. Ever since man took the highest place in the food chain and became the king of all animals, we have tried to … Read more
January 2, 2024 21:26 Source: People’s Daily Overseas Edition Xinjiang has systematically managed the Tarim River for many years. Dry river regains vitality [Closer shot]”There is more water and the environment has improved. I no longer have to worry about the sheep at home having nothing to eat. My income has increased in the past … Read more
“Oh, what about fluttering ears,” said one of the navigators, referring to the octopus’s fins, which visually resemble two ears. It is because of these ear-like fins that finned octopuses (Cirrina) are called “dambo” octopuses, in reference to the children’s favorite elephant that could fly with the help of its ears. “Dambo” octopuses are rarely … Read more
The Pacific lamprey (Entosphenus tridentatus) lives in freshwater or along the North Pacific coast from California to Alaska, and in the Bering Sea from Russia to Japan. Minnows feed on the blood and body fluids of other fish. Pacific lampreys are special in that they belong to the oldest vertebrate group, the jawless. Today, there … Read more