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A 27kg Empurau caught from the Katibas River was sold for more than 76 million VND. Although it costs more than gold, this fish is still sought after by many tycoons.
Instead of trying to hide when seeing humans, this venomous snake chooses to lie still and is ready to bite anyone who comes close or accidentally steps on them.
A green turtle (green turtle) weighing nearly 100 kg with a Malaysian tag came to Bay Canh island, Con Dao to lay 108 eggs.
The strange creature drifting ashore in Telok Melano (Malaysia) immediately received a lot of attention from international media.
10 years have passed since MH370 disappeared, many search efforts and hypotheses have been put forward, but no one has been able to answer the question: Where is the pla…
The fire snail is the largest species of snail in Peninsular Malaysia.
According to the researchers, the monkey hybrid found in a forest in Malaysia may have been the result of interspecific mating, which occurred due to habitat reduction.
Having to pretend to be a leaf even though it looks like 99.99% is not as easy as you think, because it also requires the ability to act very cleverly, flexible incarnat…
Malaysia's last male Sumatra rhino died, there is only one female living in captivity in the country.
Durian is considered the king of fruits in Malaysia, and mangosteen is dubbed the fruit queen and capable of cooling.
With a diverse culture, multilingual and ethnicity, many separate codes of conduct, Malaysia is becoming a favorite destination for tourists.
Flight MH370 may have been intercepted and shot down, the British Express led a shock statement by a volunteer investigator who reported.
Malaysia Airlines' MH 370 flight is located at the bottom of the Indian Ocean in an undiscovered position - a new documentary about MH370 has been announced.
The film brings together the evidence surrounding the mysterious disappearance of MH370 and concludes that the plane flew in a spiral, spurting out of the sky before run…
Share with the Daily Star, tech expert Ian Wilson revealed that he discovered the suspected wreck of MH370 via the Google Map online map application.