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Like a cheetah to hunt
Africa's cheetah newspaper not only uses speed and agility during hunting, but also uses intelligence to judge the escape route of each of the different types of prey.
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Photograph of extremely rare Persian leopard in Russia
A pair of Persian newspapers - rare and precious leopard species, now only have about 1,290 individuals worldwide, were born in a national park in Russia.
Animal world
An Asian species subspecies 'extinct'
Cloud Formosan newspaper, an endemic animal on the island of Taiwan, may have disappeared forever. Chiang Po-jen, a Taiwanese biologist, said that the likelihood of peop…
Animal world
Nepal defeated the leopard who had eaten a dozen people
Nepalese hunters shot and killed a leopard which was the terrors of the people in the area eating more than a dozen people last year in the country's remote western regi…
Animal world
Zambia issued a ban on hunting newspapers and lions
On January 10, Zambia issued a ban on lion and leopard hunting in order to protect these species, which have been reducing serious numbers in the past.
Animal world
The first time the pink newspaper was discovered
African newspapers have dark colored fur and black dots. However, many tourists have seen the leopard pant when they visit the Madikwe sanctuary. They call it
Animal world
Persian newspapers reappear in the Afghan plateau
The Afghan Wildlife Conservation Association (WCS) has discovered the return of Persian leopard, a predator that has long since disappeared from the highlands.
Animal world
Newspaper threatens slum people in India
Residents of slums living in Mumbai (India) have received a warning about the risk of attacking apricot newspapers when they hit the street.
Animal world
Rare photo of Amur newspaper in China
Two clear pictures of Amur newspaper in northeastern Jilin province have just been published, after 62 years Chinese researchers have not had such an image.
Animal world
Old newspapers reproduce thanks to IVF
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…
Animal world
New newspapers found in Asia
The results of genetic analysis show that rare and precious rattan leopard on two islands in Southeast Asia is a different subspecies with cloud leopard on the Asian con…
Animal world
Found rare sahara newspaper
The Sahara leopard (pictured), listed as an extremely dangerous list in the World Red Book, has been recorded by biologists of the Sahara Desert Conservation Fund.
Animal world
Study the mystery of the speed of the
With runways, camcorders and a piece of chicken, scientists are trying to discover the mystery of the speed of cheetahs.
Animal world
Unbelievable battle between newspapers and crocodiles
The leopard grapples with crocodiles before killing opponents in a South African national park.
Animal world
Rats eat with newspapers
A mouse joking around with life when it comes to painting pieces of meat just under the nose of a leopard, in a reserve in southern England.