Photograph of extremely rare Persian leopard in Russia
A pair of Persian newspapers - rare and precious leopard species, now only have about 1,290 individuals worldwide, were born in a national park in Russia.
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A pair of Persian newspapers - rare and precious leopard species, now only have about 1,290 individuals worldwide, were born in a national park in Russia.
Cloud Formosan newspaper, an endemic animal on the island of Taiwan, may have disappeared forever. Chiang Po-jen, a Taiwanese biologist, said that the likelihood of peop…
Nepalese hunters shot and killed a leopard which was the terrors of the people in the area eating more than a dozen people last year in the country's remote western regi…
On January 10, Zambia issued a ban on lion and leopard hunting in order to protect these species, which have been reducing serious numbers in the past.
The Guardian newspaper on November 29 reported that animal researchers took the name of US President Barack Obama to name a newly discovered beautiful freshwater fish.
The lion named Pasha, who lives in the death and newspaper national park in the city of Harar, Zimbaque, has just set a world record when he was born at the same time by…
The Guardian newspaper (UK) has just introduced 10 new outstanding mammal species discovered in the last decade, including Vietnam's rare and precious starfish.
In the end, scientists also deciphered the mystery hidden under the cat's streaks and the cat relatives like tigers and leopards.
Houston Chronicile electronic newspaper released on August 12 said hundreds of thousands of dead fish were washed off the Gulf of Mexico coast in the state of Houston in…
African newspapers have dark colored fur and black dots. However, many tourists have seen the leopard pant when they visit the Madikwe sanctuary. They call it
The Afghan Wildlife Conservation Association (WCS) has discovered the return of Persian leopard, a predator that has long since disappeared from the highlands.
Residents of slums living in Mumbai (India) have received a warning about the risk of attacking apricot newspapers when they hit the street.
According to the Telegraph newspaper, the crow successfully selected the jars containing the most food through the numbers recorded on the jar in a series of experiments…
Two clear pictures of Amur newspaper in northeastern Jilin province have just been published, after 62 years Chinese researchers have not had such an image.
The Smithsonian Institute for Biological Conservation (SCBI) at Front Royal found that the eggs of cheetahs are older (more than 8 years) good, allowing fertilization an…