Endangered species of alien snail species
Scientists have discovered a new snail, which looks like small alien creatures standing on the brink of extinction.
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Scientists have discovered a new snail, which looks like small alien creatures standing on the brink of extinction.
1,600 remaining pandas in nature are faced with a new threat from horses.
On March 5, Xuan Lien Nature Reserve (Thanh Hoa) confirmed that the species bearing the scientific name Muntiacus rooseveltorum, considered extinct 84 years ago, suddenl…
About 113 Tonkin snub-nosed monkeys in a habitat conservation area in Ha Giang, this is the largest number ever recorded by conservationists.
According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the Okapi giraffes live in dense forests and white flufftail birds are likely to become extinct.
The Sao la Reserve staff has discovered the image of a large gill (scientific name Muntiacus vuquangensis) - a rare animal that lives in the wild in the Saola reserve.
Scientists in Germany are conducting trials to bring long-time herbivores that no longer appear in Europe to promote the development of disappearing native plants here.
The horse belongs to the Przewalski wild horse breed, produced by artificial insemination by the Smithsonian Biological Conservation Institute (SCBI), which has opened n…
In the prairie prairie meadows in Mongolia, Przewalski wild horses are leisurely strolling and grazing. Since 1960, this rare species has been listed as a highly endange…
On 12/6, Mr. Le Ngoc Tuan, Director of Sao La Conservation Area (TT-Hue), said that during the past biodiversity monitoring patrols, conservation area officials suddenly…
The Conservation of Pangasius and Pangolin (CPCP) Program announced that Java pangolin recovered after confiscation from illegal hunting and trafficking has just been re…
Recently, in the area of Muong Phang commune, Dien Bien district, Dien Bien province, there have been rare and precious stalks, included in the Vietnam Red Book.
The Kenyan government said it would take strong sanctions against poachers and smugglers of ivory to protect the animal.
Australian scientists step by step revitalize the oral, extinct toads from the 80s.
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra yesterday said her government will increase efforts to prevent illegal trade in ivory.