Wild tiger in Vietnam has less than 50 individuals
According to the Associate Professor - Dr. Le Xuan Canh, Director of the Institute of Ecology and Wildlife Resources in Vietnam has been rapidly declining, from more tha…
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According to the Associate Professor - Dr. Le Xuan Canh, Director of the Institute of Ecology and Wildlife Resources in Vietnam has been rapidly declining, from more tha…
The last wild Siberian tiger living in northeastern China may disappear in the next few decades, due to poaching and illegal logging.
The body of a rare Siberian tiger was discovered yesterday in a village in northeastern China.
Wild animal experts said rare Siberian tiger carcasses were discovered on October 27, 2011 in Fusheng village reservoir, Heilongjiang province, which could be killed by…
Animal conservationists have recorded the first image of the wild Siberia tiger in the mountains of China.
According to the latest study, Tasmanian tiger's teeth, tigers, have suffered from brutality, leading to extinction since the 1900s due to the
Activists from Greenpeace have just released a video footage of the trapped Sumatran tiger's 18-month-old tiger. The video is like a wake-up call ...
For more than a year now, Dodo chimpanzee in a zoo near Bangkok, Thailand, has given her tiger milk.
A good sign for tiger conservationists in the world when the number of tigers in India has increased by 20% in the last 4 years, according to official statistics from th…
Lions and tigers are two different species in the Cat family, but they can still produce common offspring. Scientists claim that tiger lions are rare species and can onl…
Conservation officials in India discovered a male tiger taking care of two young animals, a rare phenomenon in the world of tigers.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has recorded precious images of 12 Sumatran tigers at Bukit Tigapuluh National Park in Indonesia in just 2 months.
Not only are humans concerned about obesity, many zoo pets are also participating in special diets because of overweight.
The number of tigers in the Mekong basin, including Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, has been alarmingly reduced from 1,200 (1998) to only about 350 (2010).