Lost tapir successfully rescued in Kajang
The gentle creature, bearing its distinctive black and white markings, appeared to have lost its way from its natural habitat and ended up within the surau's vicinity.
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Wildlife rangers save rare white Tibetan antelope calf
Rangers found the shivering white calf—the first white Tibetan antelope calf ever found in the reserve—by a river. They swiftly rescued the tiny creature, wrapped it in warm…
Japan plans to help Pacific island nations cope with natural disasters using satellite system
The Japanese government expects that people in the island nations will utilise the information for evacuation from tsunami and other prevention measures, as local people can get…
How this ‘cat detective’ finds missing felines
Every case begins with a thorough examination of both the interior and exterior surroundings of the home. He sifts through heaps of items, carefully inspecting every nook and…
China’s first panda college to open doors in Sichuan
The first 50 wildlife and nature reserve management majors will be trained to become professionals specialising in the protection of pandas.
Labrador retriever fetches 120,000 baht in auction by army
Hilma, a four year-old female Labrador retriever, was considered too fat to be a military dog.
Singapore volunteers training AI to crack down on illegal wildlife trade online
The system, trained on thousands of wildlife product samples and their estimated black market prices, helps to prevent false positives, ensuring the group’s credibility with law…
13 injured as elephant goes on rampage in Sri Lanka
Thirteen people were taken to hospital and treated for minor injuries in Kataragama town, 280km south of the capital Colombo, a police spokesman said.
Video of baby elephant rescue on Kelantan highway goes viral
A recent recording of a heartwarming rescue of a baby elephant by Wildlife and National Parks Department officers has gone viral. The incident took place on June 30 after eight…
Akita Prefecture bear warning poster is “too cute” to convey danger, sends mixed messages
Gov. Norihisa Satake, who was at the committee meeting, said, “The images that invoke fear should be used.”