Three-legged tiger in Sumatra
An unobtrusive World Wildlife Fund camera installed in an Indonesian National Park captured a seemingly new Sumatra tiger.
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An unobtrusive World Wildlife Fund camera installed in an Indonesian National Park captured a seemingly new Sumatra tiger.
The New York Wildlife Conservation Society has discovered six new species, including a bat, a snout, two shrews and two frogs in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo…
A tour guide decided to buy Culi in Lao Cai to return Cuc Phuong National Park. The Park expert received but thought that it should not be bought with good intentions as…
With the support of national and international scientists, especially the organization of Conservation of international wildlife and fauna (FFI), the population of Tonki…
Information was confirmed by Maureen Mwape, a spokesman for Zambia Wildlife Protection (ZAWA). 'One of our two white rhinos was shot dead, the other was injured and was…
According to the latest report of TRAFFIC (wildlife trade monitoring network). The European Union (EU) tops the list of key importers of DDTVHD wildlife products, includ…
Scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI), the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Cambodian Ministry of Fisheries said they have arrested and relea…
World Wildlife Conservation Organization (WWF) yesterday discovered a new leopard species on the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia.
New York City has welcomed a beaver back after more than 200 years of this animal
Bird researchers have been searching for ivory woodpecker, a species of bird believed to be extinct at the wildlife sanctuary in the state of Arkansas, USA. Previously,…
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), based in the Bronx Zoo, said a camera studying the mountains of southern Tanzania has recorded a predator that can be considered…
According to Nguyen Van Thai, manager of the Asian Pangolin Conservation Program, since October 2005, the Program has only successfully rescued two-thirds of Pangasius (…
The world of birds has just added new members after a group of Nepalese ornithologists recorded a new bird in the Koshi Tappu Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern Nepal.
On June 27, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said research biologists in Indonesia's Borneo forest found a poisonous snake that automatically changes color to the environment.
A recent wildlife survey in Malaysia shows evidence that there is still hope for the endangered Sumatra rhino. The poll at a place commonly known as the center of Borneo…