Investigation of tiger trade in Vietnam
According to some scientists, Vietnam has less than 30 wild tiger individuals currently scattered in several national parks and conservation areas, mainly in the border…
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According to some scientists, Vietnam has less than 30 wild tiger individuals currently scattered in several national parks and conservation areas, mainly in the border…
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.
Indian Environment Minister said that the admiration of Harry Potter witches of the people of this country is the cause of the number of owl fall quickly.
Officials in Punjap state, northern India, have built
People in Kerala state respect a frog as a god, just because its skin color changes constantly.
Three decades after being saved from the threat of extinction, the rare Indian crocodile, also known as the Gharial, is dying on the banks of the Chambal River. The fore…
Eight rare Bengal beetles have disappeared from Ranthambore National Conservation Park in western India, adding to concerns about this animal population decline.
An emergency plan to sterilize about 65,000 monkeys is being deployed in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. There are about 300,000 monkeys wandering around this stat…
The entire rhino of an Indian-like horn at the Babai Valley nature reserve in southwest Nepal was suddenly missing. Although this precious mammal conservation program be…
The Supreme Court of India is in a headache to find a place to accommodate nearly 300 wild monkeys caught when stirring up in New Delhi. Earlier, the court ordered the s…
A new species of rare bird has just been discovered in northeastern India. According to the Indian Birds bird magazine, the bird is named Bugun Liocichla and only 14 ind…
21 lions are dying slowly in a zoo in northern India after an experiment for cross-breeding to increase the attractiveness of the zoo has made serious mistakes.
A 14-year-old male student in India was determined to build a chicken feeding machine so he could have more time to learn and play.
The Indian Central Research Institute of Skin (CLRI) has announced a breakthrough, tanning technology that does not require water during skin treatment.