In cartoons and fairy tales, lots of animals and birds are portrayed as intelligent and friendly, often demonstrating some human qualities. Meanwhile, real life is often far from cartoons – so these animals might not be as friendly as you might expect them to be.
Kate Yakimchuk wild animals nature aggression danger Animals 13 January 2024Talk, joke, solve math problems, understand words, lie, be sad, swear, love, fry fish? Monkeys can do this too.
Diana Dashkevich wild animals wild nature nature Animals 12 January 2024The ancestor of the wild cow is considered to be the aurochs, which became extinct in the seventeenth century - a primitive wild bull that lived in the steppes of Africa, Asia and Europe. At first, the domestication of aurochs was carried out solely for the purpose of obtaining meat.
Diana Dashkevich pets cows facts evolution Animals 12 January 2024Even the most common animals can have some amazing features and skills that might surprise you. For instance, donkeys can be way more than just farm animals, and they can be way smarter than you might think.
Kate Yakimchuk donkeys domestic animals nature adaptation Animals 12 January 2024In fact, a zebra is black with white stripes, and not vice versa. Since black stripes are caused by the genetic process of selective pigmentation (the presence of pigment), therefore black color is the main pigment, and white stripes are the absence of it.
Diana Dashkevich nature wild nature wild animals Animals 12 January 2024The giraffe is the tallest living mammal: its height from the ground to the forehead reaches 4.8–5.8 m, the height at the withers is 3 m, while the body length is only 2.5 m! The weight of an adult male is about 800 kg, females are smaller and weigh 550–600 kg. On the forehead of both males and females there are small horns covered with hair.
Diana Dashkevich nature wild nature wild animals facts Animals 11 January 2024Being one of the most recognizable symbols of Australia, wallabies aren't that well-known around the world. These animals might be pretty much like kangaroos, but they also have some unique features helping them to stand out.
Kate Yakimchuk wallabies wild nature wildlife facts Animals 11 January 2024Elephants are natural eco-warriors and carbon sequesters, so protecting their populations is vital for both the environment and the species.
Diana Dashkevich wild animals nature wild nature facts Animals 10 January 2024The Madagascar name is Varika. It lives in southeastern Madagascar from the Mananara River near Vangaindrano, south to Fort Dauphine.
Diana Dashkevich nature wild animals wild nature Animals 10 January 2024Horses have long faces because they can, according to evolutionary biologists. Large mammals often have longer faces compared to their smaller relatives due to adaptations for feeding.
Kate Yakimchuk research evolution animal adaptation faces Animals 8 January 2024The Beagle is a good-natured dog. They get along well with people and most other dogs and love children.However, they need to interact with cats from a very early age so that a good relationship is established between the animals. The Beagle is a good guard dog.
Diana Dashkevich pets animals dog breeds breeds Animals 6 January 2024The ancestor of the wild cow is considered to be the aurochs, which became extinct in the seventeenth century - a primitive wild bull that lived in the steppes of Africa, Asia and Europe. At first, the domestication of aurochs was carried out solely for the purpose of obtaining meat.
Diana Dashkevich cows facts fun facts Animals 5 January 2024The color of the head is recognizable: the white muzzle has two dark stripes stretching from the nose (the vibrissae area on the upper lip) to the ears, the tips of which are also white. The badger is omnivorous, but prefers animal food.
Diana Dashkevich wild animals wild nature wildlife nature Animals 5 January 2024The evolution of horses began in the Eocene, about 55 million years ago.
Diana Dashkevich wild animals wild nature nature evolution horses Animals 4 January 2024The crow plays the role of an orderly, destroying carrion and reducing the number of insects and rodents.
Diana Dashkevich birds wildlife wild animals crows Animals 4 January 2024Many animals pretend to be dead when in danger. This is done, for example, by Virginia opossums (Didelphis virginiana) and common grass snakes (Natrix natrix). This behavior is also common among insects, including ants.
Diana Dashkevich wild animals wild nature wildlife nature Animals 3 January 2024Functions Brain functions include processing sensory information from the senses, planning, decision making, coordination, motor control, emotions, attention, memory.
Diana Dashkevich cats pets pets facts Animals 3 January 2024You've definitely heard about deer that have to shed their antlers, but why do they have to do it? In fact, not all deer do it, and there are plenty of things that affect it.
Kate Yakimchuk deer antlers wild nature wildlife Animals 1 January 2024Bats are amazing creatures, very different from others. Unlike almost all mammals, they can fly like birds, while they are animals, not birds, they see with their ears, they can hear with their nose.
Diana Dashkevich nature wild nature wild animals Animals 29 December 2023With regard to adult fireflies, this issue has long been resolved. The dance of these lights fluttering in the dark is just a mating ritual, nothing more. It has reproductive value, that is, it helps fireflies reproduce and thereby survive.
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