Hope for snow leopard in Bhutan
Statistics from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) show that snow leopard is proliferating in Bhutan, good news for beautiful animals standing on the brink of extinction.
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Statistics from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) show that snow leopard is proliferating in Bhutan, good news for beautiful animals standing on the brink of extinction.
On January 12, the Cambodian government, along with a number of international organizations, announced the conservation of the Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin, which is at high…
The director of Bengkulu province's nature conservation agency, Amon Zamora, said the five-year-old Sumatra tiger, which was rescued after being trapped in a forest, die…
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) on January 24 the Sumatra elephant announcement is on the brink of greater extinction and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (I…
The snake is about 0.6 meters long, has both black and yellow colors, and has two scales on olive-colored eyes like horns. They are currently classified as a highly enda…
Wildlife experts in Malaysia have said they have found a female Borneo rhino, a subspecies of Sumatra rhino, and are preparing to pair with the male Sumatra rhino called…
On January 9, 2012, scientists said, the giant tortoise, Chelonoidis elephantopus, was discovered.
The image of a rare and precious rare hippopotamus in danger of extinction has been recorded by a camera trap set in Liberia.
Because the turtle lake is so old, scientists are proposing to search in the Red River and Ma River for the same species of turtle to pair with the turtle in Dong Mo Lak…
For the first time in nearly 100 years, the province of Koh Kong (Cambodia) has recorded the image of an individual stork of Thaumatibis giganteawas - the largest stork…
Many animals on Earth are on the brink of extinction and if there is no conservation measure, people can never see them again.
The Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus), also known as the last one-horn rhino in Vietnam, has permanently gone.
Hirola, an extremely rare African antelope, is currently classified as an extremely dangerous group of the International Union for Nature Conservation.
About one-quarter of mammal species face extinction, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature's latest biodiversity assessment report (IUCN).
New Zealand conservationists say a technical error has caused 800 rare earth snails (classified as highly endangered) to freeze to death.