A close-up of the world's most famous beautiful dragonflies
Present in many localities in Vietnam, butterfly wings (Rhyothemis variegata) have an impressive appearance.
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Present in many localities in Vietnam, butterfly wings (Rhyothemis variegata) have an impressive appearance.
On April 3, Dr. Phan Ke Long (Deputy Director of Vietnam Museum of Nature) said that it is expected that on April 8, the unit will complete the design of the Turtle Lake.
Rare fish species are hunted by merchants, giants because these fish are often thought to bring luck and health to anyone who owns
Like Tam Dao toad, Vietnamese toad (scientific name: Tylototriton vietnamensis) is a rare and precious animal, currently only in Vietnam.
Pig owl is a very intelligent, lovely bird. However, in Vietnam, they are considered evil, when people believe that they are an omen for a death.
Characteristic identification of clover leg Sa Pa - Gracixalus sapaensis - is an adult male with an average body length of 30mm, maximum 36.9mm and smallest of 20.8mm.
According to these sources of information, during the Vietnam War, American soldiers called the hot-dog snake snake with a strange name, two-step snake.
Not looking anywhere! Phu Quoc dog in Vietnam is one of the rarest species in the world
Arowana has a long and flattened body, has a pair of long muddy beard, large, shiny scales, long pectoral fins, dorsal and anal fins located behind, fish can reach lengt…
The research team of the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology has identified more than 700 individuals of ye…
When playing, the young group in Hong Ngu town (Dong Thap) caught a strange bird with colorful feathers, suspected pheasants - a rare species in the red book.
Over the past few days, people in Vinh Binh commune (Hoa Binh district, Bac Lieu province) were surprised when a flock of butterflies had size
Silky otter is a super adorable wild animal of Vietnam. Unfortunately, their numbers are severely reduced.