Mysterious death of marine animals in Peru
Sky News reported authorities discovered the bodies of 18 sea turtles, 22 sea lions, 16 sharks, 8 dolphins and 22 seabirds on an area over 120km long in Peru's Lambayequ…
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Sky News reported authorities discovered the bodies of 18 sea turtles, 22 sea lions, 16 sharks, 8 dolphins and 22 seabirds on an area over 120km long in Peru's Lambayequ…
The bird has a bright red coat, found in September 2008, but it was not until July last that researchers published the results. This bird is officially named in the list…
The bodies of animals washed up on Pucusana beach, a place about 37km south of the capital Lima. The incident was discovered on 25/5. The Peruvian Navy said it had sent…
Local media reported that more than 1,200 pelicans were scattered in the Piura and Lambayeque regions in the north. Government scientists have listed the number of dead…
The Peruvian government yesterday announced that rising Pacific water temperatures could cause about 5,000 seabirds and nearly 900 dolphins to die in the north coast in…
In the towering, cold, cold forest of the Andes, southern Peru, researchers happened to discover new lizards with stunningly colorful motifs.
Xenoglaux loweryi is a small owl that was first discovered in 1976. But no one saw them after that. This owl has many long beards around the mine.
After the information said, in Peru, biting of bats causes 4 people to die from rabies. Many readers worry: Does Vietnam have vampire bats?
At first glance at the photo, people will think this monkey is fake, but it exists 100% real.
This is the first time, this tiny long haired owl is seen in nature. They are one of the smallest owls in the world, first discovered in 1976.
A new 'amazingly impressive' animal has been discovered in the Peruvian forests. New rodents detect similar squirrels and have
Ausangate, Peru with many colorful bands is one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world.
A silver mine that once enriched Spain expanded, swallowing up the old city and poisoning the children.
After nearly 4 centuries of research and making different judgments, the origin of the Amazon and South America rivers has just been announced by scientists.
Since last year, people living on the coast of San Jose in Peru have witnessed the death of numerous creatures.