Mysterious dog origin
The overly close relationship between humans and dogs is the reason why their development history is so many mysteries, most of them are still based on guesses from rese…
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The overly close relationship between humans and dogs is the reason why their development history is so many mysteries, most of them are still based on guesses from rese…
AFP said, the new laws will only allow hunters to kill a white rhino every year. If the rhino hunting registrant comes from a country without a legal instrument to preve…
The white-headed langur (Cat Ba langur), one of the world's rarest primates, is at risk of extinction due to natural tree hunting.
The International Animal Relief Fund (IFAW) said a group of hunters from Sudan killed hundreds of elephants for ivory at Bouba Ndjida National Park in northern Cameroon,…
The image of a rare and precious rare hippopotamus in danger of extinction has been recorded by a camera trap set in Liberia.
French officials announced yesterday that they will allow people to hunt geese from the summer of next year to reduce the number of exotic birds that are harmful to the…
The Afghan Wildlife Conservation Association (WCS) has discovered the return of Persian leopard, a predator that has long since disappeared from the highlands.
The last wild Siberian tiger living in northeastern China may disappear in the next few decades, due to poaching and illegal logging.
The sheep dog in Mr. Liu Naiying's farm has fur like a sheep, but its mouth, nose, eyes, legs and tail are like a dog.
Sheep can remember the faces of two other sheep, missing their friends after two years of not seeing them, they can even recognize their sheep friends through photos.
A child fell to his knees while playing with his sister. She urged quickly to take the bear bile and put it on, but her mother did not agree.
Salmon is not only a popular choice in restaurant menus but also a favorite of wild bears.
Nearly half of the world's tigers live in India, but this is also the country that has the largest trade in parts of large cats.
US scientists discovered the sense of the wide-winged seagulls allowing them to recognize the smell of prey at distances of up to 20 km.
In addition to the ability to cleverly camouflage, a cat in South America can also imitate a monkey's voice to lure them to the ground.