Dogs and wild boars died in a bloody fight in Indonesia
Wild boars and dogs bite each other's bodies in traditional Indonesian competitions, causing disgust for animal defenders.
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Wild boars and dogs bite each other's bodies in traditional Indonesian competitions, causing disgust for animal defenders.
According to the Washington Post, two pythons to attack people in Indonesia this year are very remarkable. The attackers are the longest and strongest pythons in the wor…
The poisonous snake snake bites an Indonesian guy, but the victim is unharmed, while he falls ill again.
The villagers in Indonesia found the missing body after using the incision of the giant python belly caught in the back of the garden.
The question of an Indonesian man who is afraid of people swallowing raises many questions for the researchers on this animal.
A group of researchers from Florida (USA) and the Netherlands have discovered a strange creature living in the body of another creature in distant coral reefs in Raja Am…
Wilson's paradise bird in Indonesia is dubbed the most beautiful bird in the world with impressive colorful feathers.
Recently, scientists have discovered the existence of giant red leech species in Indonesia. They are scientifically named Mimobdella buettikoferi.
A rare breed of chicken in Indonesia famous for everything in its body, from blood, tongue to crest, are all black. Their prices can be up to 2,500 USD.
In Indonesia there is the most exotic pig species in the world. They are thought to be strange, because the pig has a set of canines and two horns that grow in the bridg…
According to local fisheries officials, the phenomenon of mass mortality may be caused by sudden changes in weather conditions.
Dr. Pierre-Henri Fabre said that the newly discovered mice have a number of outstanding features such as the hairs on the back.
Indonesia and India are the two largest shark catching countries in the world, according to a survey by a wildlife trade control organization.
Many species of birds, amphibians and corals are at risk of extinction due to climate change but are not classified as conservation and receive adequate attention.
A Sumatra tiger named Melani suffered from undiagnosed gastrointestinal disorders in the last 5 years. Its weight falls from 75kg to less than 60kg.