Japan kills more than 200 pregnant whales
Japan re-enacted the Minke whale hunt for controversy
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Japan re-enacted the Minke whale hunt for controversy
300 students on November 30 took part in the festival of protection of extinct Dugong species in Duong Dong town, Phu Quoc island.
This is a meeting organized by the Botswana Government initiative in collaboration with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
On the evening of April 22, in Hanoi, the Center for Nature Education (ENV) in collaboration with the US Embassy and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (…
Typical individuals from law enforcement forces, an outstanding journalist and a citizen with outstanding achievements in the efforts to protect wildlife (wildlife) in V…
AFP reported that activists and a government official said South Africa and Vietnam plan to sign an important agreement to help prevent rhino hunting and illegal rhino h…
A special session of the International Whale Commission took place in Tokyo in the presence of about half of the members. Japan hosted the meeting with the intention of…
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced that the Kepler space telescope has run out of fuel and ended its mission in deep space 151 million kilo…
According to Space magazine, the world's largest radio telescope operating after struggling with the super typhoon Maria suffered serious damage.
China officially completes the world's largest radio telescope, which specializes in hunting for signs of alien life in the distant universe after finishing the final re…
NASA is currently building a new space telescope to search for extraterrestrial life and to help scientists decipher long-standing mysteries about the universe.
Dark energy camera (Dark Energy), the most advanced astronomical observation device ever, has been put into service in Chile to find answers to the mysteries of the effe…
Michael Farmer, 40, lives in Arizona (USA), often rushing back and forth around the world in search of stones from the universe.
In general, the extinction phenomenon of animals is a natural process. For some reason, an estimated 99.9% of all species that once lived on Earth today are extinct.
For the first time, scientists can reduce the amount of toxic proteins that lead to Huntington's disease in patients by injecting Ionis-HTTRx into the spine.