Little auks slurp like fish
They eat almost 60,000 prey in a day. And can store over 4,000 in their food pouch at one time.
They eat almost 60,000 prey in a day. And can store over 4,000 in their food pouch at one time.
In a bizarre interaction between a frog and an insect, it’s the frog that ends up as food.
Watch this caterpillar fling its beetle attacker through the air.
The answer goes back millions of years when monsoons clouded over Asia
These frogs breed hidden in bamboos and they are – wait for it – cannibals
Nicobar long-tailed macaques use an array of tools, including bird feathers to floss their teeth
A newly-discovered species of mite sets up home on a spider’s web and nibbles away at any insects the spider catches
A fossil salamander that lived at least 34 million years ago is in such good condition that the remains of a frog it ate are still in its digestive tract
First-time mother grooms her dead baby for weeks before gnawing on its dry flesh.
When frog fathers go missing, their young are in grave danger. To escape the deadly jaws of their own siblings, these young turn to strangers.
It’s their way of rejecting unrequited love.
Our alcoholic propensities may be rooted in our fruit-eating ancestors.
Meet the head-borer wasp that eats its way out into the world through another wasp’s head.
Next time you honk, spare a thought for these frogs (and your fellow humans.)
Desert-dwelling reptile exhales in powerful bursts underground