The god-bearing tiger writhes and vomits 6 large eggs
A greedy cobra of India in Similipal National Park, India, has to pay dearly when trying to swallow the whole nest.
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A greedy cobra of India in Similipal National Park, India, has to pay dearly when trying to swallow the whole nest.
These exotic birds have an unmistakable appearance, surprising many people.
Each pair of Sarus cranes when paired will live together for a lifetime. When one is lost, the other will be shared, even
On June 3, Ecuador announced the discovery of two new frog species in Llanganates National Park, a nature reserve that spreads over four provinces of the South American…
Meru National Park has experienced a decade-long battle against wildlife hunters and the story of the lion that Elsa is the inspiration for Meru to be revived from the r…
Two zoologists Sarah Dzielski and Benjamin Van Doren of Cornell University (USA) have discovered strange things about sapayoa rainforest birds in Panama's Darien Nationa…
The Nile crocodiles are famous for killing hundreds of people every year in Africa, possibly becoming a worrying invasive species in Florida, USA.
The massacre of the natives and migrants has caused the number of bison to drop from 60 million to less than 1,000.
The study of pandas helps scientists open new doors to preserve this endemic animal.
A rugby-sized octopus made a daring escape through a narrow tube at New Zealand's national aquarium.
The new bat species has been discovered in the area with limestone mountains in the Northeast, with the Vietnamese name is the Northeastern three-headed bat.
The new wide-toed toes are found in the biosphere reserve of Nghe An province.
The National Wildlife Federation (USA) has named 11 wild athletes who deserve a gold medal for their extraordinary abilities.
Elephant poaching in Zimbabwe continued to increase as park rangers at a national park discovered 26 more elephants dying of cyanide poisoning.
According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, tens of thousands of new walruses have recently arrived