Discover the unknown about the world's largest tortoise turtle
It is thought that the age of turtles can be determined by studying growth rings in the shell, but in fact, this is difficult unless it is known when they hatch the eggs.
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It is thought that the age of turtles can be determined by studying growth rings in the shell, but in fact, this is difficult unless it is known when they hatch the eggs.
Find out the past of the only male male white rhino left on Earth
Vietnamese and German scientists have discovered and published a new distribution area of two new amphibian species for Vietnam's reptile amphibian system in Russian J…
The appearance of the tiger makes the herd of cows feel insecure. They decide to attack the predator. This scene has entered the lens of Praveen Siddannavar photographer…
According to a new study published in 2014, 100,000 African elephants and 1,200 South African rhinos were killed within 3 years, while 30% of global forest product trans…
The crocodile in the conservation center of South Africa is said to be the longest living individual in the world when it turns 114.
A survey by the Wildlife Conservation Society found an extremely rare Kashmir musk deer with sharp fangs.
Wildlife experts say one of the rare and precious Northern rhino has just died in the Ol Pejeta reserve in Kenya.
The identification of this number of individuals carries important implications for the conservation, breeding, and storage of genetic resources of the Rare Mangrove spe…
Barramundi (scientific name: Pristiformes), is a set of stingray fish, characterized by a long cartilage in the muzzle.
South African conservationists warn, if the rhino massacre is not prevented in time, in just six years, this rare animal in the world will become extinct.
An individual with rare, orange-skinned toadfish tosses at a height of 500m has just been discovered in Pu Hoat Nature Reserve (Nghe An province).
The equipment of the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) recorded the presence of wild bear in Quang Nam.
On July 29, a group of conservationists from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) warned of the risk of extinction of pangolin.
Until now, the exact origin of the Phu Quoc Ridgeback dog has not been determined. Indigenous people think they have appeared thousands of years ago.