Unexpectedly discovered saola in Vietnam after 15 years of absence
Camera traps have captured an image of a saola, a rare animal that many people believe has disappeared forever from Vietnam.
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Camera traps have captured an image of a saola, a rare animal that many people believe has disappeared forever from Vietnam.
Scientists have just announced a new species of bullfrog in Indochina. In Vietnam, this species is distributed in Gia Lai and Dong Nai.
Three scientists from the Vietnam Museum of Nature and Saint Petersbourg Animal Institute, Russia have discovered and published a new poisonous snake for science.
The scientific name of this species is Nisaetus nipalense, belonging to the genus Spizaetus, a bird of prey. They are quite similar to the types of eagles, and they also…
Vietnamese and German scientists have just announced a new species of tree frog recently discovered in Cao Bang province, named after Gracixalus waza Nguyen, Le, Pham, N…
Rare Rare Turtle, ie Turtle Lake Sword, is one of the turtles in Vietnam that has been raised to the level of protection in the Convention on International Trade in Wild…
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in Vietnam yesterday denied the fact that Vietnam is being asked for trade sa…
Kyoto University researchers (Japan) and Vietnam Nature Museum have just announced a new species of toad in the Herpetology Current magazine.
The CPCP has received two tiger civets - rare animals from Newquay Zoo, UK.
Snakefish, crocodile head, snakehead fish is one of the most exotic fish ever appeared in Vietnam in recent years.
Scientists have just announced a new tree frog in the southern lowlands of Vietnam.
A brightly colored male lizard of Calotes bachae is discovered by the international team in the forest of southern Vietnam.
Singing tree frog is one of 36 new species that scientists discovered in Vietnam.
High-ridged gibbon (scientific name Nomascus nasutus) - one of the 25 rarest primates in the world - is increasing in numbers in Vietnam.
French, Vietnamese, Chinese and German scientists have discovered and published a new snake species for science in Zootaxa No. 3498 (September 2012) based on specimens c…