Snow rolled itself into a tube
Extremely rare natural phenomenon - curled snow into a tubular shape - has been seen in the UK during a recent snowstorm.
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Extremely rare natural phenomenon - curled snow into a tubular shape - has been seen in the UK during a recent snowstorm.
In addition to the worries of drought, flooding affecting crops, Australian farmers also bear another worry - it's kangaroo.
Here are 8 of the fiercest battles with invading creatures that humans are confronting to preserve the ecosystem.
The management board of Nha Trang Bay MPA today releases thousands of precious seafood varieties into the sea at Hon Mun island area.
On December 30, Thua Thien-Hue People's Committee issued a document to receive the project
The number of tigers decreased by 95% within a century and now only about 3,200 live on the planet.
About 10,000 hunters in Sweden participated in the campaign to shoot wild wolves, after parliament said their numbers exceeded the allowed level.
Nine strange snakes have invaded the United States and they can kill native animals, the US Geological Bureau warns.
International scientists have published the first data on the mysterious giant mountain range deep beneath the ice at the southernmost tip of the earth.
On December 20, four northern white rhinos, a rare animal, were brought back to Kenya, their ancestral land from a zoo of the Czech Republic.
The existence of reindeer, the animal-drawn animal for Santa, is threatened by many threats such as oil exploitation and climate change.
Dr. Vu Van Bang, Earth-ray Environment Research Joint Stock Company and representative of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Department of Science and Technology, Con Dao district's repres…
The latest report by TRAFFIC and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said that rhino hunting is increasing worldwide.
A strange photograph taken by a British photographer shows a rainbow created from the moonlight in the middle of the night.
The cause of African elephants nearing the end of extinction, according to animal conservation experts, is that ivory trade is becoming more and more popular.