Sumatra rhinos in Malaysia are paired for breeding
Wildlife experts in Malaysia have said they have found a female Borneo rhino, a subspecies of Sumatra rhino, and are preparing to pair with the male Sumatra rhino called…
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Wildlife experts in Malaysia have said they have found a female Borneo rhino, a subspecies of Sumatra rhino, and are preparing to pair with the male Sumatra rhino called…
The International Animal Protection Fund (WWF) has just released a list of 10 endangered wildlife species this year.
Malaysia has just caught a Sumatra rhino at Borneo Island (Malaysia), opening the last chance to save this rare animal at the risk of extinction.
According to the South African National Park (SANparks), since the beginning of the year, poachers have killed 405 rhino individuals in South Africa, an increase of 21.6…
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 Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus), also known as the last one-horn rhino in Vietnam, has permanently gone.
One-horned Javan rhinoceros, the recently declared extinct species in Vietnam, is one of the 10 most endangered species in the world.
About one-quarter of mammal species face extinction, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature's latest biodiversity assessment report (IUCN).
In April, South African soldiers were sent to Kruger National Park to protect the Mozambique border.
Secret cameras located in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia recorded pictures of several Javan rhinos.
Everyone knows that nose is an indispensable part of respiratory organs. However, perhaps few people know that, in the natural world, the nose wants a lot of things.
South African officials discovered 18 bodies of rhinoceros being decomposed in a private reserve on November 19.
People who use rhinoceros to heal are at risk of dying or getting sicker, after the owner of a protected area in South Africa decided to inject poison into the horns of…
Rhino beetles can carry 850 times the body weight, while African Gepa newspapers can race with cars, with a maximum speed of 112 km / hour.