Biology
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Tigers usually rest on the ground. As tigers living in temperate zones, the ability to keep their abdomen warm in winter is a critical factor, so the Northeast tiger has the longest abdominal hair among all tiger subspecies.
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Biology
The Night Snake, The World's Geekiest Snake, Has a Hunting Success Rate Of Less Than 1% And Only Succeeds Once In 200 Strikes
The cave is so dark that these nocturnal snakes that live in bat caves are essentially completely blind and deaf
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Biology
How Terrible Is The Reproductive Isolation Of Earth's Species? Is There Reproductive Isolation Between Humans And Animals?
The existence of reproductive isolation, so that these situations can not occur, even if there are some individuals of different species sometimes complete the mating, but they generally can not produce offspring, or produce offspring can not continue to reproduce
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Biology
In 1931, a Scientist Accidentally Turned His 10-Month-Old Son Into An Orangutan By Keeping Him With Him
Kellogg adopted a 7-month-old female chimpanzee from a charity and named her Goya. Donald and Goya live together every day living, eating and moving around. The surrounding neighbors have since been amazed to find the child next door in and out with the orangutan!
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Biology
From 24 To 10 Billion! The "Battle Of The Rabbits" Lasted For More Than 100 Years, But Australia Was Defeated!
These rabbits have caused an imbalance in the local ecosystem and brought a lot of trouble to the local people's lives. Or catch them and export them to foreign countries?
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Poaching. As long as the tiger is always around a poaching problem, because since ancient times, the idea that the tiger is a treasure has been deeply rooted
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When we humans feel very tired, we often say that we can fall asleep standing up, but this is just a description. In reality, it is impossible for humans to sleep standing up, but there are many animals in nature that have this such a skill that humans do not have, for example, horses can sleep standing up effortlessly.
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Researchers believe that the longer a female fly killed by a fungal infection dies, the greater the spread of these fungi, releasing more chemical signals
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This phenomenon could not be detected through traditional dietary research methods, but by using DNA-based techniques, such interactions were revealed for the first time, leading to important questions about how human activities affect wildlife.