Discover 1,220 new species of creatures in the Amazon forest
1,220 new species of organisms were discovered in the Amazon, including giant pythons, oil-eating pangasius and monkey frogs.
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1,220 new species of organisms were discovered in the Amazon, including giant pythons, oil-eating pangasius and monkey frogs.
Scientists at the Conservation Society of Fauna & Flora International (FFI) have recently discovered a new monkey species in northern Myanmar ...
Indian Environment Minister said that the admiration of Harry Potter witches of the people of this country is the cause of the number of owl fall quickly.
Three new species of amphibians, thought to be extinct, have been discovered by scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI) back in Africa and Mexic…
Scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI) cooperate with Papua New Guinea's Biological Research Institute ...
A list of the 10 most endangered turtles in the world has just been published by the International Conservation Organization (CI), including turtles in Hoan Kiem Lake, H…
People in a province of Laos caught a saola and brought it to feed, but the animal died.
This week, a Chinese delegation will go to Japan to investigate the death of a large panda that the country lent to the Japanese zoo. In addition, China wants Japan to c…
A toad with up to five feet was accidentally found near the Attenborough nature reserve, England.
People who use rhinoceros to heal are at risk of dying or getting sicker, after the owner of a protected area in South Africa decided to inject poison into the horns of…
Scientists hope that with the establishment of this world's largest reserve and an active conservation effort, tiger populations will recover.
An otter was rescued by a car driver after being discovered on the roadside in Aberdeenshire.
Over the past 5 years, conservation concerns as well as sanctions to save the survival of tigers have been significantly raised. However, the tiger is still
In the next 20 years, all the world's tigers can disappear completely in nature if countries do not promote strong measures to protect them, warn experts of nature conse…