Biology

New Discovery: 40% Of Fox Droppings In The Scottish Highlands Have Dna From Domestic Dogs

This phenomenon could not be detected through traditional dietary research methods, but by using DNA-based techniques, such interactions were revealed for the first time, leading to important questions about how human activities affect wildlife.

Thousands Of Large Birds Live In India's Largest Rubbish Dump, So Why Do Locals Prefer To Starve Rather Than Eat Them?

In addition to the nearby residents, the dump has become a "paradise for animals", and the most abundant animal living here is our protagonist today - a larger than human bird bald stork

If An Owner Dies In His Home, Will The Dog Eat The Owner's Body? Why?

Under human domestication, people are more like the head wolf of the pack in the eyes of dogs, and when people are alive, they are absolutely loyal. However, when the "head wolf" dies, this obedience disappears, so there is no difference between the human corpse and the meat of animals in nature in front of the dogs