Seven species of strange cats were discovered in the rainforest
The researchers found 7 strange species of the cat family in an area of 570 km2 in the tropical rainforest Jeypore-Dehing in northeastern India's Assam state.
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The researchers found 7 strange species of the cat family in an area of 570 km2 in the tropical rainforest Jeypore-Dehing in northeastern India's Assam state.
This species is found in evergreen forest at elevations above 1,000 meters in the Kon Tum plateau and named after Professor Thomas Ziegler (Cologne Zoo).
This blind snake is one of the few animals present during Madagascar's formation.
A group of Ecuadorian biologists has reportedly discovered five new-born frog species at Yasuni National Park, located in the Amazon forest of this South American countr…
Scientists have discovered that a frog can change color as it matures.
The name of this species is named after Prof. Le Xuan Canh, Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources.
Israeli scientists announced the discovery of a giant new spider that lives in an underground cave under sand dunes in the Israeli-Jordan, Middle East border.
A new species of warbler in the forests between the border between Vietnam and Laos has been confirmed by scientists.
A new snake named snakes apricot Gia Lai - Calamaria gialaiensis Ziegler - has been discovered at Kon Ka Kinh National Park, Gia Lai province.
Scientists have just discovered in the Central Highlands and Quang Nam two new species of fried fish like Glyptothorax.
According to a report recently published by WWF, among 1,068 species newly discovered in the Mekong Sub-region from 1997 to 2007, there is the largest huntsman spider in…
This newly discovered species has many small legs and hard armor on its back.
The following are the 10 most positive imprints of the world environment in 2009 according to the poll of National Geographic magazine.
In the past 1 year, Vietnam has had 26 new vertebrate species published in international journals.