Finding the bear bear in Quang Nam
The equipment of the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) recorded the presence of wild bear in Quang Nam.
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The equipment of the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) recorded the presence of wild bear in Quang Nam.
Two Amur leopards, the world's most dangerous animal, have been recorded in China.
Thanks to the hidden camera, scientists have recorded several images of this particular animal.
Camera traps have captured an image of a saola, a rare animal that many people believe has disappeared forever from Vietnam.
Andean bears living in South America reacted angrily and scratched the camera when they discovered being photographed or filmed.
In a forest in Minnesota state (USA), a black bear was curious to become a photographer after approaching the camera leg of American photographer Dean Swartz.
The American Nature Conservation Association (WCS) announced that the number of tigers in Asia, especially in the southwestern region of India, has increased again in th…
Recently, the use of camera traps has helped experts to record images of extremely rare red-orange mongoose in Aceh, a province located in the northern island of Sumatra…
For the first time, photographs of Amur tigers (also known as Siberian tigers) were taken by a camera trap in a northeastern nature reserve. The image shows that this ex…
Thanks to a special camcorder, scientists have captured the image of a rare bobcat in Canada. Canadian bobcat is a large breed of cat that originated in the wilds of Can…
The image of a rare and precious rare hippopotamus in danger of extinction has been recorded by a camera trap set in Liberia.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) for the first time captured images of two rare snow leopards in Russia's Altai mountains.
Two clear pictures of Amur newspaper in northeastern Jilin province have just been published, after 62 years Chinese researchers have not had such an image.
A wild world photographer has recorded an unusual sight of the South African steppe when his camera was caught by a curious lion.
Secret cameras located in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia recorded pictures of several Javan rhinos.