Strange of the world's smallest animals
Tucked into a spoon, not as big as a fingernail, sneaking in a cup, the creatures below look small but also very lovely.
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Tucked into a spoon, not as big as a fingernail, sneaking in a cup, the creatures below look small but also very lovely.
Most of these animals have to live alone or find an ideal partner
With biodiversity, tropical rainforests are an essential habitat for many animal species such as South American pythons, river dolphins, glass frogs or sun bears.
On the morning of March 28, Mr. Le Viet Son in Hai Ninh commune (Tinh Gia, Thanh Hoa) and a group of fishermen released a jellyfish net in Thanh Hoa sea (about 10 nautic…
Leather or leatherback turtles - the largest sea turtle is at risk of extinction due to climate change. The turtle eggs are buried on hotter and drier beaches than befor…
On the morning of March 21, information from Border Station Station No. 164 (Loc Ha district, Ha Tinh), just in collaboration with the Department of Aquatic Resources Ex…
At 10 am on January 2, 2012, in the waters of Phuong Dien village, Phu Dien commune, Phu Vang district (Thua Thien - Hue province), fishermen Nguyen Thanh and his friend…
The People's Committee of Nhon Hai Commune, Quy Nhon City (Binh Dinh) said a sea turtle - also known as a green turtle, a precious marine species named in the Red Book,…
Recently, in the Cua Viet sea area (Gio Linh, Quang Tri district), Quang Tri Fisheries Exploitation and Aquatic Resource Protection in coordination with Cua Viet port bo…
Leatherback sea turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) is recognized as the largest sea turtle in the world and the fourth largest reptile after 3 giant crocodiles.
The amazing journey of a green turtle from Indonesia to the Australian waters helps conservationists follow the route of this animal's migration to the Kimberley-Pilbara…
Recent research shows that thousands of sea turtles die each year after being trapped in plastic waste in the ocean.
The sea accounts for 71% of the earth's surface area (361 million square kilometers), so the marine flora and fauna is as rich as the land, even more diverse. Photograph…
At sunset, when the tide rises, millions of Olive Ridley turtles hit the shore.