Vietnamese gibbons on the brink of extinction
International animal conservation organizations warn, three of Vietnam's six rare ape species are on the brink of extinction, when the number of species decline rapidly.
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International animal conservation organizations warn, three of Vietnam's six rare ape species are on the brink of extinction, when the number of species decline rapidly.
The FFI team said they saw about 80 upturned snub-nosed monkeys, of which 16 were born. According to FFI, primate species in general, including the upturned snub-nosed m…
Any teenage girl who understands when there are bigger and stronger guys next to me, I can hardly reach the beautiful girls. Orangutan (orang-outang) living on the islan…
The precious call of gray langur (trachypithecus crepesculus) named in the World Red Book and Vietnam Red Book has been discovered by officers of Pu Huong Nature Reserve…
Through the survey of Thien Duong cave, Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park (Quang Binh) to put into operation the new tourist route, the survey team of Thien Duong cave e…
The complex picture of ecosystems showing the interrelationship between animals in the world has been illustrated in a recent study by scientists from Oregon State Unive…
The 'population' of nearly half the world's seabirds is declining at an alarming rate, especially the albatross, according to a study published in the journal of the Int…
With the ability to take down enemies in just a few minutes, it can even kill 10 adults by only 1 milligram of poisonous substances on the skin, and the yellow dart frog…
A population of Irrawaddy dolphins with about 20 individuals has been recorded in the waters around Ba Lua Islands, Kien Giang Biosphere Reserve.
One-horn rhino (Java rhino) has officially become extinct in Vietnam. This information has been confirmed by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the World Rhino Conservati…
The World Wildlife Conservation Organization (WWF) today warned that the world's largest population of banteng bison in Cambodia is threatened by hunting and the shrinki…
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…
According to a survey conducted by the Wildlife Protection Organization (WAR) on May 23, more than half of the people who live and work in Ho Chi Minh City used wildlife…
The latest research by newly discovered scientists, dinosaurs, large prehistoric animals, may also have to experience the suffering caused by lice.
For the first time, a population of rare known birds has been discovered in the world - a big beak - in the Pamir Mountains of northeastern Afghanistan.