Tigers are reviving in Asia
The American Nature Conservation Association (WCS) announced that the number of tigers in Asia, especially in the southwestern region of India, has increased again in th…
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The American Nature Conservation Association (WCS) announced that the number of tigers in Asia, especially in the southwestern region of India, has increased again in th…
Recently, the use of camera traps has helped experts to record images of extremely rare red-orange mongoose in Aceh, a province located in the northern island of Sumatra…
After a gorilla died of the hunter's trap in the forest in Rwanda, its two mates found and broke the trap.
For the first time, photographs of Amur tigers (also known as Siberian tigers) were taken by a camera trap in a northeastern nature reserve. The image shows that this ex…
The director of Bengkulu province's nature conservation agency, Amon Zamora, said the five-year-old Sumatra tiger, which was rescued after being trapped in a forest, die…
The image of a rare and precious rare hippopotamus in danger of extinction has been recorded by a camera trap set in Liberia.
The last wild Siberian tiger living in northeastern China may disappear in the next few decades, due to poaching and illegal logging.
Wild animal experts said rare Siberian tiger carcasses were discovered on October 27, 2011 in Fusheng village reservoir, Heilongjiang province, which could be killed by…
For Ruc people in Oon village (Quang Binh), the once-extinct stone mouse 11 million years ago is still living in a mess, used by them as daily food!
Activists from Greenpeace have just released a video footage of the trapped Sumatran tiger's 18-month-old tiger. The video is like a wake-up call ...
Le Hoai Phuong not only first published images that could be regarded as evidence of crimes of green forest assassins, but also gave a different perspective on these ass…
Scientists say they have rediscovered one of the world's rarest otters by placing automatic camera traps on Borneo Island.
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.
Last August, Vietnamese and international biological conservationists attended an emergency meeting held in Vientiane (Laos) to find ways to resolve the threat of extinc…