Stun with squid '90kg'
On June 26, three American fishermen caught a giant squid, 7 meters long, weighing 90 kg in the Gulf of Mexico.
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On June 26, three American fishermen caught a giant squid, 7 meters long, weighing 90 kg in the Gulf of Mexico.
In addition to species such as snakes, pythons, weasels, monkeys, weasels ... U Minh Ha National Park also appears some rare and precious species such as wild boar and d…
The Tay Lo Frog, the scientific name Theloderma Stellatum, is especially rare and is part of the International Red Book (IUCN), discovered by wildlife protection experts…
For millions of years, each new species equips itself with a unique, distinctive weapon that no other species has. This weapon is the most effective tool to help them su…
According to a survey conducted by the Wildlife Protection Organization (WAR) on May 23, more than half of the people who live and work in Ho Chi Minh City used wildlife…
The US Senate selected Friday, May 20, 2011 as a national commitment to the protection of rare fish and wildlife. This day is called the 'Happy Day' of endangered animal…
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has recorded precious images of 12 Sumatran tigers at Bukit Tigapuluh National Park in Indonesia in just 2 months.
Scientists discovered a species of rat that has never been seen since 1898 in the El Dorado nature reserve, Colombia.
After the elephant was killed in Da Lat, wildlife experts warned that the number of elephants in Vietnam is declining and will become extinct.
A heron was chased by the mother crocodile for stealing this mother's crocodile's child. The incident happened at the wildlife sanctuary in Polk County in the state of F…
A group of crocodiles were traumatized after the tropical storm struck Australia last week. As a result, they hide under water and go on a hunger strike.
Many domestic and foreign experts are meeting in Hanoi to discuss law enforcement of wildlife protection in Vietnam.
More than 1,000 tigers were killed in the last 10 years due to illegal trade in their parts, the wildlife trade monitoring network (TRAFFIC) announced.
Recently, a document from the wildlife smuggling group in Borneo revealed the scale of illegal trafficking.
The new carnivore is called Duriel mongoose, one of the members of the mongoose family, in danger of extinction.