Electric eels power Christmas tree at Tokyo aquarium
When an aquarist feeds the two eels on display, the fish will discharge an electric shock which lights up the Christmas tree near the exhibit.
Fishing ban proposed for Yellow River Basin
Fishing techniques that jeopardize resources will be banned, including those using explosives and poison
Indonesian court sends to jail elephant poacher and traders
The court in Aceh convicted the men of violating Indonesian laws protecting natural resources and their ecosystems.
How much to pay for green spaces?
In Seoul’s affluent neighborhood of Hannam-dong, a bleak and desolate 28,197-square-meter plot of land lies barren and untouched.
Cambodia students start ‘one dollar’ campaign to aid elephants
The campaign came about after the students saw the impact that food shortages were having on the elephants in Siem Reap.
16% of world’s dragonflies in danger of extinction
The main cause is the declining number of wetlands and rivers suitable for dragonflies.
Buckwheat flower festival goes online due to pandemic
Through the show, the audience gets to experience the panorama of Hà Giang Province and learn about renewal efforts in the rocky plateau
Cyclamens add year-end color to homes in Japan
The Aichi prefecture is the nation’s top cyclamen grower, and the city produces about 460,000 pots a year, according to the local Himawari branch of the Japan Agricultural…
Swans arrive in rice paddies near Tokyo
It is said there have been seasons when more than 1,000 swans have been seen. The waterfowl will stay at the rice paddies until around March
First Delacour’s langur baby born at Ninh Binh’s Tràng An Complex
The langur baby was born half a month ago, weighs around 300 grams, and is now in good health