Technical error kills a number of rare snails
New Zealand conservationists say a technical error has caused 800 rare earth snails (classified as highly endangered) to freeze to death.
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New Zealand conservationists say a technical error has caused 800 rare earth snails (classified as highly endangered) to freeze to death.
Rare cats in Indonesia are at risk of extinction because of deforestation, the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) announced yesterday.
Omri Gal works for Israel's Parks and Nature Agency on November 17, Hula Painted, the extinct declared frog 50 years ago.
The group of researchers from Delhi University, India's zoological survey and Belgium's Vrije University found 12 frog species belonging to the genus Nyctibatrachus, acc…
Many places in Australia are reported about strange and meaningless conversations on trees in English. This may sound mysterious but is explained very simply.
Scientists say smart New Caledonian crows can use mirrors to find food.
A family in Nghi Xuan district caught a chunk longer than 1.5m, weighed 10kg while going to fish in the field. There are people who pay 5 million VND but the family stil…
Phu Quoc catfish - a newly discovered fish species in Vietnam has been identified and has the scientific name Clarias gracilentus Ng, Dang & Nguyen and has been recogniz…
On September 21, the People's Committee of An Ninh commune, Quang Ninh district, Quang Binh said that an individual red-faced monkey belonging to the wild type II b grou…
Penguins can smell their partners' smells, help them find each other in crowded herds, and can also identify relatives of relatives to avoid inbreeding.
The image of a rare Tatu has just been recorded by scientists in a wetland area in central Brazil.
A zoo crocodile in Australia shocked everyone when his skin turned orange.
Chytridiomycosis has spread throughout the world and caused extinction for many amphibians.
According to a recent study by British scientists, Red Squirrel will become extinct within 20 years.
Residents of slums living in Mumbai (India) have received a warning about the risk of attacking apricot newspapers when they hit the street.