In a cave in Slovenia, millions of visitors are holding their breath as they watch a female olm, a rare and unique amphibian nicknamed the "baby dragon," guarding dozens of ...
Hippopotamuses are known as amphibious animals, but not everyone realizes that they sometimes display characteristics of "bipolar disorder," exhibiting unpredictable mood swings.It is not difficult to see that the topic ...
The Chinese giant salamander is truly a "living fossil," distinct and robust, unlike the common pet salamanders.The Chinese Giant Salamander (Andrias davidianus) is one of the largest and most unique ...
Earthworms: How Do They Move Underground?Earthworms are well-known creatures, particularly in rural areas. On average, earthworms range from 10 to 35 cm in length. They play a crucial role in ...
Scientists believe that the first bony fish species evolved from primitive chordate animals similar to lancelets.Belonging to the subphylum Cephalochordata, the lancelet (Branchiostoma lanceolatum) is a peculiar animal classified as ...
Unlike common frogs, the Black Rain Frog has a quirky body shape along with a grumpy face.>>> Giant Frog Weighing 20kgA Black Rain Frog. (Image: melbourneer)A Black Rain Frog before puffing ...
This strange frog species has a snake-like appearance, causing many to feel frightened upon their first encounter.When people think of frogs, they often picture the amphibians with smooth, moist skin, ...
Spotted hyenas are not a truly hermaphroditic species; the external genitalia of females and males are almost identical, making it difficult to distinguish their sexes.Distinguishing Male and Female Spotted HyenasThe ...
A report published in the journal Zootaxa indicates that a new species of toad, belonging to the genus Oreolalax, has been recognized as an endemic species recently discovered in Vietnam.New ...
Instead of eating three meals a day like humans, these animals can go for extended periods without food and still thrive.Chilling creatures that eat themselvesDecoding the sixth sense of animals10 ...
