Elephants in Vietnam
After the elephant was killed in Da Lat, wildlife experts warned that the number of elephants in Vietnam is declining and will become extinct.
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After the elephant was killed in Da Lat, wildlife experts warned that the number of elephants in Vietnam is declining and will become extinct.
In wild nature, being strong and weak has become the rule of survival. Therefore, the
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).
The powerful hooves are raised high, the nostrils extending the full width of two wild horses Stallions begin to enter the war of authority to be able to mate each sprin…
Salmon is not only a popular choice in restaurant menus but also a favorite of wild bears.
The lovely image of a gorilla was hugged by her mother in her arms, causing strong emotion to viewers because they showed the same maternal love as humans.
One of the world's most endangered wild cats, once thought to be extinct, appeared in camera traps in Malaysia's Borneo region for the first time in 2003.
The three female lions together attacked a crocodile when the reptile intended to attack a young lion.
Vietnam only has less than 30 wild tigers currently scattered in some national parks and protected areas, mainly in the border of Central provinces, ...
According to some scientists, Vietnam has less than 30 wild tiger individuals currently scattered in several national parks and conservation areas, mainly in the border…
National Geographic Magazine (USA) reported that scientists from the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) announced the discovery of more than 145 new species…
More than 1,000 tigers were killed in the last 10 years due to illegal trade in their parts, the wildlife trade monitoring network (TRAFFIC) announced.
The hippopotamus and crocodile rarely come close together, but recently, a British guide recorded the moment these two animals ...
Nearly half of the world's tigers live in India, but this is also the country that has the largest trade in parts of large cats.
Zheng Tuxiu's cat spared a 4-legged snake and about 1.2m long. But what surprised Zheng the most was that it had two heads, People Daily said.