The only male white rhino left in the world
Find out the past of the only male male white rhino left on Earth
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Find out the past of the only male male white rhino left on Earth
Bouvier colobus red monkey has not been seen for more than 50 years, so it is thought that they are extinct.
As the world's largest amphibian, Chinese giant toad fish is facing the risk of extinction.
Tyrant T. Rex, Tasmanian tiger, Steller bulls extinct many years ago for natural or human encroachment.
The once-extinct Jerdon thrush has survived for 74 years and survives and lives well in Myanmar.
Research shows that chemical pollutants have weakened the penis, causing the polar bear to become extinct.
The extinction of the animals below is little known to people like dinosaurs, dodo birds, or mammoths ... but they also make scientists regret it.
The identification of this number of individuals carries important implications for the conservation, breeding, and storage of genetic resources of the Rare Mangrove spe…
The fish that lived in the dinosaurs tens of millions of years ago seemed extinct still in the midst of nature.
The world's largest lizard species has them close to dinosaurs that are facing extinction because of gender imbalance and narrow living conditions.
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.
Before the invasion and destruction of habitats, rare snakes stood before the brink of extinction with a serious decline in the number of species.
A large, extinct species of bat is found in a forest in Papua New Guinea, researchers announced on June 4.
The world is precarious in the brink of mass extinction, and humans have accelerated the disappearance of organisms by 10,000 times.
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…