Animals
-
Experts Uncover Surprising Reason Why Primates Still Carry Around Their Infant's Corpse
According to a recent UCL-led study, certain monkey species may show sadness over the loss of their child, mothers may groom and cuddle them for days, weeks, or months, even while their bodies rot or become mummified. This sums up our understanding of how non-human animals feel emotion.
Latest Research Articles
63 Endangered Penguins Stung to Death by Swarm of Bees in Cape Town
-
Students Accidentally Discovered Ancient Fossils of Giant Penguin in New Zealand
Zoo Outbreak: Lions, Tigers from Washington DC's National Zoo All Tested Positive for COVID-19
-
Incredible! Rare Freshwater Octopus Spotted in Kentucky's Rivers, How Did it Get There?
-
Experts Alarmed at Dangerous Virus Rabbits Are Spreading All Over the US
-
Piranha Sightings Reported on the Rivers of North Texas
-
Australian Bandicoot Saved From Brink of Extinction Thanks to 30 Years of Conservation Effort
-
11-Foot Shark Wounded by Bigger Attacker, Leaving Large and Bloodied Bite Mark
-
Scientists Unlock the Maternity Methods of Spider Mummies From 99 Million Years Ago!
-
Stormy 'Washing Machine' Waves Blamed for Deaths of Countless Seabirds in Atlantic Coast
-
Scientists Win Ig Nobel for Dangling Dozens of Rhinos Upside Down From Helicopters
Rat Bite Fever: Deadly Rat-Borne Disease is Spreading Quickly in the US
MOST POPULAR
-
Bubonic Plague in Tahoe? Symptoms, Cause and What We Know
-
Japan Tourism Rumour Of Mega Earthquake Has No Scientific Basis - But Why Does It Spook HK, Korean Travellers?
-
Is Yerba Mate Nature's Ozempic? Weighing In Risk Vs. Benefits
-
WATCH: 'Ed the Zebra' Airlifted Home After More than a Week on the Run in Tennessee
-
Enjoying Nature: How Outdoor Activities Can Benefit Children & Teens
