Why do African farmers draw eyes on their cows' buttocks?
Painting eyes on the buttocks of cows in Africa is a unique measure to protect livestock from lion attacks.
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Painting eyes on the buttocks of cows in Africa is a unique measure to protect livestock from lion attacks.
This is a mass death on an unprecedented scale after a very long time, it is said to be
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Botswana's Okavango Plain as a World Natural Heritage in 2014.
Are animals at high risk of extinction due to poaching, lions have wild life is very rich and charismatic.
Researchers have observed more than 80 different monkeys over 14 years at the Okavango Delta in Botswana. The result provided the first evidence that some animals mourne…
The images recorded by Envisat satellite give us a new perspective on this planet.