The number of migratory cranes in the Mekong Delta is less and less
According to the Board of Directors of Tram Chim National Park, Dong Thap province, the number of cranes in the garden area this year is only about 100, equal to 1/8 com…
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According to the Board of Directors of Tram Chim National Park, Dong Thap province, the number of cranes in the garden area this year is only about 100, equal to 1/8 com…
Every fall, cranes flock to the South in a serious line. By the spring of the following year, they would return to their old places on the right path. Such trips are cal…
Migratory slime crabs originating in Asia have contributed to extinction of native invertebrates in many places, which alter the habitat by burrowing operations and cost…
US scientists on January 16 said La Nina weather phenomenon in the tropical Pacific region may be the main cause of dangerous pandemics in the world.
According to studies recently released on January 8, rapid warming in Europe has made many butterflies and birds unable to adapt and have to move to cooler climates and…
After the first spring rains, millions of crabs find their way from the forest to the sea to breed, creating an amazing natural sight at the Bay of Pigs.
Watching animals in the wild world is an interesting experience, even more interesting when witnessing them gather to migrate.
The red crab herds millions of children on Christmas Island, Australia, often migrate to the sea in the rainy season to start a new breeding season.
World bird day is the day that marks the return of migratory birds. Watch birds win the championship in many fields.
Love seabirds snuggle together, horses cross the river, migratory swallows, crossroads and monkeys cooperate to destroy traps ... are the most impressive animal images l…
A man for 27 years has taught birds to follow his roller coaster to migrate on a safe journey, avoiding hunters.
Arctic Circle is a bird with the longest migratory path of the planet, hunting on the abundant sea of food sources between the two poles of the Earth.
In Paris, France, at the end of the 18th century, people lit only half of the city's street lights on every full moon night. This is due to economic reasons instead of t…
The fish are so crowded that an American biology professor is happy to throw a pebble into the sea, it will surely hit one.
Beaches in southern Florida (USA) are closed for anyone to swim because thousands of sharks gather very close to the coast. An estimated 15,000 sharks are migrating nort…