Penguins are lost
The Magellanic penguin, which lives in a cold climate in southern Chile, has fled to Peru after a trip of thousands of kilometers.
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The Magellanic penguin, which lives in a cold climate in southern Chile, has fled to Peru after a trip of thousands of kilometers.
According to initial survey data, Son Tra Nature Reserve (Da Nang) currently has about 12 herds with about 198 individuals of brown-shanked douc langur. This is one of t…
The entire rhino of an Indian-like horn at the Babai Valley nature reserve in southwest Nepal was suddenly missing. Although this precious mammal conservation program be…
The researchers studied wild elephants in Samburu, Kenya's national reserve, by tracking them from global positioning devices and analyzing their tail feathers. Research…
At first, the Mzee turtle reacted. But gradually the two children proved to be close to each other, causing great surprise to the reserve staff. Owen followed turtles ar…
After successful propagation by grafting method in this rainy season, yew trees will be brought to the trial plantation at the Yew Water Reserve of Dak Lak province.
Supplying 25% of the world's energy needs with abundant and extensive reserves while prices are relatively cheap, coal is considered a 'situational' fuel during the peri…
It sounds strange, but it's true. A scientific project in Canada to apply carbon dioxide to oil exploitation has been successfully tested, helping to solve 5 million ton…
From Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, it takes about an hour to drive north to Kapiti beach. It is also home to Kapiti Island, one of the best wild bird sanctuari…
British scientists discovered the world's largest helium gas mine in Africa with reserves of about 1.5 billion m3.
A group of 15 scientists from many countries around the world on June 21 completed the sampling of ice at Illimani peak, belonging to the Andes in Bolivia territory.
Once upon a time, hydropower was the first choice and superior to thermoelectricity and other forms of power because of its low cost, high performance and ... friendly e…
The Earth has a huge reserve of water underground, enough to submerge the continents under a depth of 180m or cause the sea level to rise 52m if it spills across the glo…
Canada began its scientific mission to map the seabed around the North Pole in the context of its efforts to claim sovereignty over the region and the surrounding sea in…
Economists and geologists are worried that reserves of rare earth elements (hereinafter referred to as rare earths) will run out faster than expected because supply does…