Persian newspapers reappear in the Afghan plateau
The Afghan Wildlife Conservation Association (WCS) has discovered the return of Persian leopard, a predator that has long since disappeared from the highlands.
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The Afghan Wildlife Conservation Association (WCS) has discovered the return of Persian leopard, a predator that has long since disappeared from the highlands.
For the first time in nearly 100 years, the province of Koh Kong (Cambodia) has recorded the image of an individual stork of Thaumatibis giganteawas - the largest stork…
Thousands of migratory birds died or were injured by plunging into car parks, football fields and snowy areas in the southern state of Utah in the past few days.
Artificial light from the city could be one of the reasons why thousands of birds plunged into the United States during migration.
The Asian Animal Organization has brought 14 bears from Binh Duong to Vietnam Bear Rescue Center in Tam Dao National Park, Vinh Phuc.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) for the first time captured images of two rare snow leopards in Russia's Altai mountains.
Nearly 140 large flamingos died at a wildlife sanctuary in western India due to electric shock.
The last wild Siberian tiger living in northeastern China may disappear in the next few decades, due to poaching and illegal logging.
China may send a pair of pandas to the zoo in the Japanese tsunami-affected area as a gift for children here.
Matt Binstead, an amateur photographer at the Wildlife Center in England, took a picture of the mouse using his two hind legs and the tail of two rice hulls.
Two clear pictures of Amur newspaper in northeastern Jilin province have just been published, after 62 years Chinese researchers have not had such an image.
The World Wildlife Conservation Organization (WWF) today warned that the world's largest population of banteng bison in Cambodia is threatened by hunting and the shrinki…
Scientists from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) said that thanks to efforts to preserve the endemic green iguanas of Grand Cayman Island, the United Kingdom esca…
About 70% of infectious diseases affecting humans are derived from wild species, according to the warning of the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS).
The World Wildlife Fund and the World Wildlife Fund have discovered 1,060 new species of organisms in the Papua New Guinea rainforest.