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Wild nature is a big home for more than 10,000 species of birds. Among them, there are rare 'hard-to-find' species that have unique characteristics, separate from other…
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Wild nature is a big home for more than 10,000 species of birds. Among them, there are rare 'hard-to-find' species that have unique characteristics, separate from other…
Scientists have just announced the discovery of a new species of rare frogs with the outstanding feature of conical skin prickly living in mountainous areas of Ngoc Linh…
Scientists at the London Zoological Association (ZSL), the United Kingdom and Yale University, Connecticut, have officially announced the five most endangered birds toda…
After a period of research, experts discovered animals have many ways to prolong life in the harsh environment of nature.
1,600 remaining pandas in nature are faced with a new threat from horses.
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…
Scientists have just announced a new lizard species in Ba Na - Nui Chua Nature Reserve (Da Nang).
Russian and Vietnamese scientists have discovered a new species of green snakes belonging to Protobothrops in Trung Khanh Nature Reserve, Cao Bang province.
Two Amur leopards, the world's most dangerous animal, have been recorded in China.
According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the Okapi giraffes live in dense forests and white flufftail birds are likely to become extinct.
Species such as snails, abalone and water do not show signs of aging over time, but still maintain fertility.
The Sao la Reserve staff has discovered the image of a large gill (scientific name Muntiacus vuquangensis) - a rare animal that lives in the wild in the Saola reserve.
The World Nature Fund said there were at least 441 animal and plant species discovered in remote areas of the Amazon forest.
Albino syndrome is often seen in people through research films, but it is also found in many rare animals in nature.
Three scientists from the Vietnam Museum of Nature and Saint Petersbourg Animal Institute, Russia have discovered and published a new poisonous snake for science.