Washington, Oct 25 : Humans and rhesus macaques share not only about 93 percent of their DNA sequence, but they also have something more in common - Machiavellian Intelligence.
Washington, Oct 25 : Selective breeding rather than natural selection might have led the St Bernard dog, named after the 11th century priest Bernard of Menthon to attain its present day physical pa
Washington, Oct 24 : Scientists in Spain claim to have discovered a previously unknown population of the Iberian lynx. They say the find raises hope that one of the world’s most endangered cat species is not that close to extinction.
“We are excited and amazed by this discovery,” said Luis Suarez, head of WWF’s Species Program in Spain.
“However, we are a long way from saving the Iberian lynx from imminent extinction,” Suarez said.
According to a WWF report, the new population was discovered in the previously un-surveyed estates in Castilla - La Mancha (Central Spain).
This Iberian community is one of the most sparsely populated of Spain's autonomous communities.
Washington, Oct 25 : A new research has discovered a crucial signal that
Washington, Oct 25 : An international team of astronomers from the US, Germany
