Catch living giant paddle fish in Taiwan
A fisherman on the island of Taiwan has captured a paddle fish with a length of more than 5 meters in the sea near Seaside Park in Taitung.
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A fisherman on the island of Taiwan has captured a paddle fish with a length of more than 5 meters in the sea near Seaside Park in Taitung.
While visiting a fish market on the island of Taiwan, the experts were shocked to see a species of shark that scientists never knew.
An oceanographer discovered the new crab shaped like a strawberry, with white spots on the red apricot, on the southern coast of Taiwan.
Recently, Taiwan archaeologists have discovered fossil bones a mother holding a newborn baby in the arms believed to be the oldest in human history.
Visitors to Taipei, Taiwan can visit a mammoth specimen about 3m long. It was a 10-year-old smooth-haired elephant named Yuka.
Scientists from Durham University and Oxford University (UK) have studied the DNA of wild boar and hog pigs in the South Pacific and raised new hypotheses about the orig…
Under the support of the Taiwanese government (China), the Hualien County Agricultural Research and Development Station has successfully developed different colored rice…
The new rice was created by the Miao-feng District Agricultural Research Station in central Taiwan. To find it, the station's scientists have been studying for the past…
With 50 laboratories of the state and the private sector and the leading Asian seedling factories (Japan, Taiwan), Da Lat is the leading country in seed production with…
With the goal of competition and attracting domestic consumers, Taiwanese scientists have developed a new type of rice that promises not only delicious but also deliciou…
The owner of a restaurant in Taiwan displayed a pair of conjoined Emperor fishes to attract diners.
Dr. Wen-Lung Wu of the Academia Sinica Biodiversity Research Center in Taipei (Taiwan) and colleagues have provided information describing an entirely new snail.
On January 6, there were more than 19,000 visitors to Taipei, Taiwan zoo watching the star panda Panda Yu Tu in its first public appearance.
Taiwanese authorities said that after four years of unsuccessful pregnancy efforts, the rare panda in Taipei Zoo gave birth to the baby panda.
Cloud Formosan newspaper, an endemic animal on the island of Taiwan, may have disappeared forever. Chiang Po-jen, a Taiwanese biologist, said that the likelihood of peop…