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Today, the four-eyed antelope is on the brink of extinction - but how exactly did it get there?

New research shows that global sea levels are rising faster than at any time in the past 4,000 years, posing serious risks to coastal cities such as Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong

A recent study found that the smartest dogs possess cognitive abilities comparable to young children, demonstrating superior social intelligence and problem-solving skills.

A University of Queensland study found that black mamba venom uses a dual mechanism of attack on nerves, explaining why antivenom is often ineffective.

Scientists have discovered the oldest known pachycephalosaur fossil, 108 million years old, almost intact in the Gobi Desert. The discovery reveals the mystery of the development

What is a scaly snail? What does a scaly snail look like? Let's find out together!

Thunderstorms are a nightmare for most of us, especially for those who have to go out at that time. Here are some interesting facts that you never knew about storms.

New research in Current Biology shows that weaver ants do not weaken when working in groups, but actually double their strength thanks to a 'force ratchet mechanism'. The discovery

What is the most dangerous insect in Asia? How to avoid this dangerous insect?

Do you believe that there are spiders in the world that can create copies of themselves? Here are unique facts about spiders that lure prey with copies of themselves.

The ocean directly affects human life and activities. Below are the things that are more terrifying than the universe of the ocean.

Glaciers – nature's slow artisans – are silently reshaping the planet's surface, and humans can now measure the process with unprecedented precision.

Climate change combined with deforestation is pushing the Amazon – the Earth's 'green lungs' – closer to the threshold of turning into arid grassland within the next century.

Rapid ice melting in Greenland is not only causing sea levels to rise, but also fueling life in the oceans.

Sleep is a vulnerable time for all animals.

The constant bad news about rising global temperatures and their impacts can make us feel like the world is coming to an end. Is it?

Tiny microplastics are flooding the Atlantic Ocean in huge quantities. Their impact is only just beginning to be understood.

Scientists have recently discovered that certain plants can create limestone-like deposits in their trunks and surrounding soil, locking up carbon in an extremely stable form.

Here are the creatures that have reshaped rivers, connected lakes and transformed mangrove creeks.

For years, scientists underestimated the intelligence of fish, often relying on laboratory studies that did not accurately reflect their behavior in the wild.