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Some artists have photoshop endangered animals in armor to raise people's awareness of how these animals are gradually losing their habitat and threatened with extinctio…
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Some artists have photoshop endangered animals in armor to raise people's awareness of how these animals are gradually losing their habitat and threatened with extinctio…
Beautiful photos of the year taken from drone equipment are gathered and shared by Dronestagram.
Humpback elephants, the traditional camel race in Arabia or the bears in the Arctic ... are the most impressive photos selected from over 1,700 entries submitted to the…
The sight of the white rhino chasing an angry rhino was recorded by Ian Turner in the Longleat wildlife park in Wiltshire, England. Ian Turner is an employee of this par…
Discover the harsh conditions in the desert and see how animals can adapt to life here.
Hundreds of Afghans gathered at Mazar-e-Sharif last week to watch a spectacular match between camel fighters to welcome the Persian New Year.
Camels are one of the largest animals living in harsh deserts around the world.
Birds nest in street lights. Llamas camel throw themselves over the fence. Here are beautiful photos of the animal world last week.
The white body made them different from the others and became prominent in the wild. They can be public, squirrel, camel, koalas, seals, crocodiles ...
Camels can devour a spiny cactus full of spines thanks to the specially constructed part of the mouth.
Camel milk is rich in iron and vitamin C, and low in saturated fat, low in allergens and almost no lactose.
A new deadly epidemic of disease, known as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, is taking place every day, every hour approaching Vietnam.
Absolutely not eat raw milk, camel meat to avoid the risk of infection of acute respiratory syndrome in the Middle East - MERS, dangerous virus like SARS in Vietnam befo…
Dutch and Qatar scientists announced on December 17 that they had proved camels infected with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) virus.
A group of researchers at the Arab Biology Company (ABC) has announced the successful development of a drug that includes several camel and urine extract compounds for c…