Animal world
In 20 years, the world will not have tigers
In the next 20 years, all the world's tigers can disappear completely in nature if countries do not promote strong measures to protect them, warn experts of nature conse…
Wildlife
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Animal world
Elephants wash cars for tourists
Car washing is a boring job and a waste of time. But if you go to an American Wildlife Park, you will no longer feel that way, because they hired two elephants to help y…
Animal world
More than 860 wildlife species have become extinct
According to the report of the International Association for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) published on July 2, over the past five centuries, there have been more than 8…
Animal world
Quarrying can end the migration of wildlife in Kenya
A quarry, which is using explosives in Kenya's Amboseli National Park, could threaten the migration corridors of elephants and other wildlife, according to conservationi…
Animal world
Mosquitoes evolved to threaten wildlife on Galapagos Island
The Galapagos giant turtle and other typical wildlife are facing new diseases when the island's mosquitoes suddenly change the source of food to reptile blood.
Animal world
EU leads the import of wildlife products
According to the latest report of TRAFFIC (wildlife trade monitoring network). The European Union (EU) tops the list of key importers of DDTVHD wildlife products, includ…
Animal world
Wildlife: Not yet preserved, has ... liquidated
According to Nguyen Van Thai, manager of the Asian Pangolin Conservation Program, since October 2005, the Program has only successfully rescued two-thirds of Pangasius (…
Scientific application
Indonesia studies using elephants to alert earthquakes
The Indonesian government's disaster management agency is working with scientists to study how to use wild animals such as elephants as a warning tool for disasters such…
Environment
7 irreplaceable roles of the Arctic sea ice
Global warming phenomenon is causing ice in polar regions to melt at unprecedented speed.
Environment
Nature dies slowly because of the noise of visitors
According to a recent study by US scientists, the noise pollution of visitors at some parks is destroying the natural environment, and threatening the environment.
Environment
People are comfortable swimming with sharks
Shark Ray Alley shallow waters in Hol Chan marine reserve are off the coast of Belize as an attractive tourist destination, as the area is crowded with rough sharks and…
Environment
Hydroelectric dams can cause 70% extinction of wildlife
According to research results published on July 1 in the US journal PLOS ONE, hydroelectric dams can kill up to 70% of wild animals living in the neighborhood.
Environment
Rare animals in Truong Son range call for help
Climate change (CC) has existed in the Truong Son range - a huge lung of Vietnam. Therefore, the climate change and ecological environment here are at risk of destroying…
Environment
Thailand: Alligators, poisonous snakes lurk on the street after the flood
Every day, Bangkok authorities receive about 10 calls from residents reporting that they have seen pythons and poisonous snakes on the street.
Environment
Thailand: Floodwaters attack wildlife parks
Floodwaters have invaded the Safari World wildlife park in Bangkok, Thailand, pushing thousands of animals, with many rare animals, into danger.