Animal world
Not only rhinos and tigers, African lions will soon disappear
A century ago, the natural world had about 200,000 lions roaming the grasslands in Africa. What about now?
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The trout of thousands of salmon is flown into the lake by the aircraft
The Utah Wildlife Service (UDWR) shares a video that captures the sight of thousands of spotted salmon on the lake from an on-board tank, Sun reported on August 30.
Animal world
It took nearly 100 years for scientists to identify termites belonging to cockroach relatives
It turns out that termites are cockroach species that organize higher society, no more and no less.
Animal world
The fate of the geese to produce feather coats
The geese were suffocated and broke their wings by cramming in cramped cages before going to the operating table to collect feathers to produce fur coats.
Animal world
Vietnam begins to rescue Sao La -
The International Organization for Nature Conservation (WWF) in Vietnam chose July 9 as Sao La International Day.
Animal world
Discovered 500 gray-shanked douc in the Central Highlands
The International Flora and Fauna Conservation Organization (FFI) has just announced the discovery of 500 gray-shanked douc in the Central Highlands.
Animal world
Discover the unknown about the world's largest tortoise turtle
It is thought that the age of turtles can be determined by studying growth rings in the shell, but in fact, this is difficult unless it is known when they hatch the eggs.
Animal world
Indonesia and India kill the most sharks in the world
Indonesia and India are the two largest shark catching countries in the world, according to a survey by a wildlife trade control organization.
Animal world
Sumatran tiger in Jambi may soon be extinct
Director of Warsi environmental organization branch in Jambi province, Indonesia, Rakhmad Hidayat has warned that the risk of rare Sumatra tigers here could be extinct w…
Animal world
Interpol prevents illegal fishing in the Pacific
Australia Radio on 2/3 night reported that the International Police Organization (Interpol) held its first meeting to solve illegal fishing.
Animal world
Mysterious yellow frog in England
Animal experts were confused when they identified the yellow frogs in a cold valley in England. Steve Atkin, a 55-year-old man in the city of Derby in central England, s…
Animal world
Inject poison into rhino horn to prevent poaching
Information has just been announced by the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS Vietnam) on December 24.
Animal world
Vietnamese gibbons on the brink of extinction
International animal conservation organizations warn, three of Vietnam's six rare ape species are on the brink of extinction, when the number of species decline rapidly.
Animal world
Three rare elephants were killed in Indonesia
Fakta, an Indonesian environmental protection organization, said the corpses of three elephants - aged between 4 and 5 years - were in a government-owned palm plantation…
Animal world
The world tries to protect sparrows
This is the third year in the world to celebrate the World Sparrow Day (WSD) since the first time it took place on the occasion of honoring the beauty of the house (Pass…