African rhinoceros is about to become extinct
The African Wildlife Protection Agency has just released a report saying that in the last five years there have been nearly 1,000 killed rhinos, suggesting that wild rhi…
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The African Wildlife Protection Agency has just released a report saying that in the last five years there have been nearly 1,000 killed rhinos, suggesting that wild rhi…
Malaysia has just caught a Sumatra rhino at Borneo Island (Malaysia), opening the last chance to save this rare animal at the risk of extinction.
Three weeks after thousands of birds fell in the state of Utah in the United States, the same event happened in the city of Arkansas on the last night of 2011.
The last wild Siberian tiger living in northeastern China may disappear in the next few decades, due to poaching and illegal logging.
The Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus), also known as the last one-horn rhino in Vietnam, has permanently gone.
After the exciting discovery of the last penile water bug, is order of the most noisy animals in the world reordered? Let's face the most noisy
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…
South Korean media reported that the country has succeeded in cloning a black cow that died three years ago by cooling and defrosting eggs very quickly.
Praised around the world, this 3-ton male elephant nearly earned £ 37,000 - the money that Rajan's owners had to borrow to buy back its freedom. When repaying all debts,…
Thousands of seabirds were killed when the tsunami was caused by an earthquake off Japan last week flooding Midway, a remote atoll in the northwest of the Hawaiian Islan…
A group of crocodiles were traumatized after the tropical storm struck Australia last week. As a result, they hide under water and go on a hunger strike.
More than 1,000 tigers were killed in the last 10 years due to illegal trade in their parts, the wildlife trade monitoring network (TRAFFIC) announced.
People discovered Bale monkeys from the beginning of the last century, but during more than 100 years scientists did not know what they ate to live.
Last August, Vietnamese and international biological conservationists attended an emergency meeting held in Vientiane (Laos) to find ways to resolve the threat of extinc…