Iceland violates the law to ban whale hunting
On October 23, Iceland broke the international ban on whale fishing for 21 years after killing a fin whale, an animal that is at n level.
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On October 23, Iceland broke the international ban on whale fishing for 21 years after killing a fin whale, an animal that is at n level.
Ban ruled Nguyen Phuoc Toc determined that the tomb of a king's wife had been leveled after finding the tombstone.
Discovering the vast universe contains many mysteries that always attract people's constant desire to conquer.
The ban on alcoholic astronauts on the International Space Station may be abolished. This stems from Russian officials calling for allowing overworked astronauts a chanc…
Tet in the king's palace, princesses are always curious to many people. Except for those who have been around, everyone wants to know how the ceremony in the royal palac…
Many cultures and countries including Scandinavia, China, Japan, Hawaii, Thailand, Turkey, India, some Middle Eastern countries have a tradition of banning shoes from en…
Despite a government ban, a group of Chinese climbers stole hundreds of cotton
The video was published in the Daily Mail, back in Serengeti National Park (Kenya), making many people shudder.
Newly migrated birds to Ban Qua commune (Bat Xat, Lao Cai) are the birds, listed in rare and endangered species.
People in Ban Qua commune, Bat Xat district, have seen hundreds of flying birds in the past days.
A Russian senator has caused controversy when calling to raise the limit of hunting indigenous seals in Lake Baikal to 7,000 per year.
Russia and the countries around the Caspian Sea have agreed to ban sturgeon fishing for salted eggs as the fish are in danger of extinction.
Southeast Asia is one of the countries that consistently failed to deal with the widespread trade in ivory, despite CITES regulations prohibiting trade in ivory.
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.
According to the New York Times, the US National Institutes of Health will not fund research using chimpanzees as experiments.