Tigers in Indonesia have serious illness
A Sumatra tiger named Melani suffered from undiagnosed gastrointestinal disorders in the last 5 years. Its weight falls from 75kg to less than 60kg.
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A Sumatra tiger named Melani suffered from undiagnosed gastrointestinal disorders in the last 5 years. Its weight falls from 75kg to less than 60kg.
Normally, everyone thinks that wild animals like lions in Africa, buffaloes in North America, kangaroos in Australia, etc. In other words, animals only have origins and…
Not long ago scientists at Princess Elisabeth Research Station discovered the presence of one of the largest known emperor penguin populations.
The Wildlife Fund (WWF) continues to warn about the risk of increased extinction of Sumarta elephants in Indonesia.
The American Nature Conservation Association (WCS) announced that the number of tigers in Asia, especially in the southwestern region of India, has increased again in th…
High-ridged gibbon (scientific name Nomascus nasutus) - one of the 25 rarest primates in the world - is increasing in numbers in Vietnam.
Healthy home sparrows tend to avoid contact with sick home sparrow, raising hopes to monitor the spread of diseases affecting humans such as bird flu, according to AFP.
The danger of extinction of Sumarta elephants in Indonesia continues to increase as environmentalists have reported that three more elephants have been discovered on Sum…
A group of lions are descended from emperor lions Haile Selassie-founder of the zoo in 1948, left at the Addis Ababa zoo in Ethiopia, with a very strange mane, black and…
A giant Burmese python, 5.3m long, weighs 75kg and is pregnant 87 eggs were caught in Florida. This is said to be the largest and most numerous python ever found in the…
Unlike other localities in Africa - elephants are severely declining due to hunting and habitat, in KwaZulu-Natal province, east of South Africa, the population of this…
Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that the Amazon vampire bat could resist rabies virus that kills more than 55,000 people worldw…
In the last two weeks of May 2010, people discovered more than 12,000 saiga antelopes (Saiga tatarica) died in Kazakhstan. At that time, 12,000 equaled 15% of the total…
The number of tigers, tuna and many other animals has decreased by nearly 30% in the past 40 years. According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), this is an unprecedented…
The International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF), the IUCN Committee for Species of Life (SWG) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) have warned this species is on…