Kangaroo is a rare twin in Australia
A new pair of twin kangaroo has been discovered in Australia, this is the second recorded in 15 years.
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A new pair of twin kangaroo has been discovered in Australia, this is the second recorded in 15 years.
The dry season in the salt basin of Botswana is a harsh time for many wildlife species, while weather conditions in the rainy season are their habitats.
Located about 6 km north of Narcisse rural area of Canada's Manitoba province, there is a collection of holes containing a large number of North American indigenous sn…
Two Amur leopards, the world's most dangerous animal, have been recorded in China.
Scientists recently reported that the number of wildlife species living in the Sahara desert is disappearing with amazing speed.
The Sao la Reserve staff has discovered the image of a large gill (scientific name Muntiacus vuquangensis) - a rare animal that lives in the wild in the Saola reserve.
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…
Wildlife protection officials in Zimbabwe will send a team of experts to investigate whether 64 elephants died from poisoning in the country's largest park.
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…
Indonesia and India are the two largest shark catching countries in the world, according to a survey by a wildlife trade control organization.
Wildlife conservationists are working to draw pesticides into the water in a stream near Lake Michigan (USA), to kill fishes
While driving in the evening of May 11, Jason Leon and a friend discover a piece of a python about 1 meter long sticking out. Leon decides to stop, get out of the car, g…
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra yesterday said her government will increase efforts to prevent illegal trade in ivory.
Southeast Asia is one of the countries that consistently failed to deal with the widespread trade in ivory, despite CITES regulations prohibiting trade in ivory.
In order to prevent brown snakes from raging on Guam, US environmental officials plan to drop dead mice poisoned with poison.