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Kihansi tiny toad is a rare species of extinct toad in the natural environment. However, according to LiveScience magazine, this toad thrives in a lab environment.
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Kihansi tiny toad is a rare species of extinct toad in the natural environment. However, according to LiveScience magazine, this toad thrives in a lab environment.
A good sign for tiger conservationists in the world when the number of tigers in India has increased by 20% in the last 4 years, according to official statistics from th…
According to scientists, indiscriminate exploitation, deforestation and overexploitation in limestone areas - the habitat of familiar bats - are the main factors that th…
According to the Science Daily, an American team of scientists and colleagues in the Philippines discovered seven new species of rats in dense forest areas on the island…
The Department of Science and Technology of Hanoi yesterday sent a report to the city about the solution to ensure the living environment of Sword Lake Turtle, in which…
Scientists believe that this form will destroy the ecosystem in the mud layer of Hoan Kiem Lake, overturning the familiar habitat of the turtle.
Hanoi City yesterday required the Department of Construction to instruct the parties responsible for dredging Sword Lake to speed up the work and complete the work befor…
On May 5, Director of the Department of Science and Technology Le Xuan Rao reported to Hanoi People's Committee about the health of Tortoise. Mr. Rao said that his wound…
Turtle health is progressing well and can return to the natural environment, but the situation of the lake water is still polluted will make treatment useless.
Hanoi Department of Science and Technology said that by the beginning of next month, it will be carried out the treatment for Sword Lake turtle, although it is unclear w…
A group of conservationists at the International Conservation Organization (CI) and the University of Pennsylvania (USA) has announced the rediscovery of 6 rare and prec…
According to some scientists, Vietnam has less than 30 wild tiger individuals currently scattered in several national parks and conservation areas, mainly in the border…
The killer spiders came to New Zealand and adapted to the environment in this country, causing a panic for the people.
Invasive animals are spreading in many parts of the world at breakneck speed. Their harm is worse than pollution ...