Species extinct 500 years suddenly appeared
A wild beaver was discovered while biting the tree on the banks of the Otter River near Exeter, Devon, England.
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A wild beaver was discovered while biting the tree on the banks of the Otter River near Exeter, Devon, England.
Scientists recently reported that the number of wildlife species living in the Sahara desert is disappearing with amazing speed.
Thanks to the hidden camera, scientists have recorded several images of this particular animal.
Snow lynx, the scientific name is lynx, is a genus containing four species of giant wild cats, which are equal in weight to some leopard species, from 20 to 30 kilograms.
Animals that live in a wild environment with albinism are easy to become prey to other animals and often die prematurely.
Scientists were surprised to find this Pinocchio lizard in the wild cloud forest in Ecuador.
Wild species of hooves, including some endemic species in the Greater Mekong subregion, are at risk of permanent disappearance unless the governments of the region in th…
According to the project, many wildlife species of Namibia will be taken to Cuba by plane in September. Cuba will then apply special safeguards to these animals in some…
Scientists say the elephant works depending on the moon's cycle, to avoid human detection on bright moon nights.
The horse belongs to the Przewalski wild horse breed, produced by artificial insemination by the Smithsonian Biological Conservation Institute (SCBI), which has opened n…
In the prairie prairie meadows in Mongolia, Przewalski wild horses are leisurely strolling and grazing. Since 1960, this rare species has been listed as a highly endange…
The Conservation of Pangasius and Pangolin (CPCP) Program announced that Java pangolin recovered after confiscation from illegal hunting and trafficking has just been re…
A fairly large badger chasing girls regularly during recess at a school in England worried teachers and parents.
Research on wild Vervet monkeys in South Africa shows that primates also know how to integrate and adapt to culture.