28/03/2021
In the middle of the 18th century, domestic dogs were considered a separate biological species. Subsequently, scientists began to consider them one of the subspecies of wolves.
Japanese apple farmers have long used turkeys to protect their crops from monkeys.
24/03/2021
In 1829, the bus interior was significantly expanded and already accommodated 28 passengers. In addition, it produced less carbon monoxide and was several times faster than any other transport of the time. At the end of the 19th century, buses with an electric motor saw the light, very similar to modern ones.
23/03/2021
By the way, the roar of an adult lion is so powerful that the air literally shudders next to it, and you can hear it at a distance of up to 10 kilometers! I watched a picture of a pack of jackals trying to attack a small pride (2 lionesses and 3 little lion cubs). The lion was not around, the lionesses drove away the jackals, but there were so many small jackals that the lionesses were running out of strength. Suddenly, from somewhere out of the bushes a few hundred meters from us, a powerful lion's roar was heard, from which the jackals were horrified and scattered ... We never saw the lion, but it was clear that if anything, he was very close. And even when roaring, the lion cubs press their tails and are afraid just in case.
22/03/2021
The octopus has a rectangular pupil, which gives an overview of all 340 degrees. By the way, a person has only 190 degrees.
21/03/2021
The largest ants in the world live in Africa. The length of the workers is 3.3 cm.
18/03/2021
In some species of extinct saber-toothed cats, canines reached 20 centimeters in length. And the longest Tyrannosaurus tooth ever found is 30 centimeters long.
17/03/2021
Many animals of forest zones hibernate in winter. Interestingly, their relatives living in warmer climates do not fall asleep in winter, since they have enough food.
Of all forest mammals, squirrels spend the most time in trees.
16/03/2021
The hope of joy is a little less than pleasure come true.