Blind Moles Smell in Stereo
These strange blind eastern American Moles, helps find their food by smelling in stereo. They detect small differences in the strength of an odor between the two nostrils.
Cats kill nearly 4 billion birds a year
According to a new study the cute outdoor cats kill between 1.4 billion and 3.7 billion birds a year, and are the leading cause of death among both birds and mammals in the United States!
Micro-Photos of Butterfly wings
These incredible micro-photos of butterfly wings, are a small sample of the impressive work of photographer and biochemist Linden Gledhill. Morpho didius upper wing surface scales. Image © Linden Gledhill. All images used with permission.
Scarab navigates by Milky Way
The scarab, or dung beetle, is the first insect known to navigate by watching the night sky. In a moonless night can orientate itself by the light of the Milky Way. Image © Current Biology, Dacke et al
Glowing Lobed Comb Jelly
This glowing lobed comb jelly, oval-shaped invertebrate, has eight rows of tiny comb-like plates that they beat to move through the water. As they swim, the comb rows diffract light producing a shimmering, rainbow effect! Watch the video…
Dolphin Rescue [video]
An amazing video showing an injured dolphin seeking for help from divers! The dolphin entangled with fishing line, swims close to the divers for help, he trust them with a remarkable intelligence and finally get rescued, in Kona Hawaii. Watch the stunning video…
True Facts about the Seahorse
True Facts about the Seahorse (Hippocampus), a film footage explaining how is hovering in water, how he lives, survives and more. Watch the video…
150000 Animal Sounds in enormous Online Library
150,000 Animal Sounds in the enormous Macaulay Online Library, the world’s largest and oldest scientific archive of biodiversity audio and video recordings. Red Grouse. Image © wikipedia
Brazilian Treehopper- the weirdest creature you ever seen
The Brazilian Treehopper is probably the weirdest creature you ever seen, and is 100% real! Crafted model by Alfred Keller.
Baby Sharks can sense Danger, even in their egg cases
A recent discovery shows that baby sharks can sense danger even in their egg cases, before they’re born. Embryonic sharks avoid being detected by predators by staying still. Watch the video…
