Climate warming threatens polar bears
A long-term study in the Hudson Bay of Canada confirmed that polar bears are losing weight and that little animals are born less and less when global warming has melted.…
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A long-term study in the Hudson Bay of Canada confirmed that polar bears are losing weight and that little animals are born less and less when global warming has melted.…
Polar bears are the largest predators living on land and are also the largest of the bears. They are also the only bears that mostly eat meat to sustain life. This bear…
It is a warning of experts from the World Conservation Union (IUCN) for the world's smallest bear, the cause is due to deforestation and poaching right in the
Increasingly, pregnant North American elk live closer to the road, where people pass by. Why? An interesting study showed that they did so to give birth away from hungry…
Research projects by the US Geological Survey (USGS) said that in the next half century, polar bears will disappear along the northern coasts of Alaska, Russia and in th…
On September 24, the Wildlife At Risk said that after nearly a month of operation, Cu Chi animal rescue station received 270 animals. Including tortoises, triplets, sala…
Not because of the unbearable itch, but the grizzly bears rub themselves against the trunk. They did it because they wanted to ... talk to other children.
Ji Ni, a 13-year-old panda, gave birth to a baby at the Great Panda Research & Conservation Center, in Sichuan Province, China. Baby bears were born on February 23, 2007…
A panda is still thought to be a male and was sent to Japan to breed with another female bear, eventually giving birth to two cubs earlier this week.
The first tests of Australian vaccines designed to protect koala bears from infection with Chlamydia are being planned.
After one year of managing captive bears by attaching chips, there were 4,349 captive bears in the country and so far, the number of bears has tended to decrease ...
On April 19, police were transferred to Berlin Zoo to protect the baby bear Knut in order to prevent an assassination attempt.
A recent study by Russian scientists said that the warming effect of the earth will increase the likelihood of polar white bears attacking people.
The fact that the polar bear bear named Knut was born at Berlin zoo is becoming the focus of attention. During Easter weekend alone, there were about 125,000 visitors.
The cat-like predator competes fiercely with the neighbors. But they are not so defensive with strangers. The researchers recorded images of the civet when ch & y