244m-year-old reptile’s tail longest of its kind
Scientists believe its tail provided the reptiles with energy efficiency and maneuverability in water.
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No harm to Phnom Tamao wildlife area, Sakhon says
Details about a land swap at the sanctuary drew concern from Wildlife Alliance, that sought immediate intervention from Prime Minister Hun Sen to halt the “development”…
Khmer woman searches for ‘Death Falls’
Environmental activist Pheng Sreysor explores the rugged landscapes of many of Cambodia’s eco-tourism areas across the country.
One man and his menagerie
An 82-year-old animal lover in Hubei province is almost single-handedly working to maintain the zoo he opened in 1989.
Can human urine help feed the world? Scientists think so
Human urine may seem like a crude way of fertilizing plants in the era of industrial agriculture, but some researchers are growing increasingly interested in the potential of pee.
Agriculture Ministry issues water plan as rainy season looms in Thailand
The rainy season will last from mid-May to mid-October, according to the Thai Meteorological Department.
Zhejiang park boasts unique ecosystem
The park is home to a large area of native evergreen broad-leaved vegetation typical of lowland mid-subtropical zones that is increasingly rare in other parts of the world.
Tallest tree on Chinese mainland found in Tibet
The 76.8-meter Bhutan pine, found in Jeling village of Metog, displaced a Taiwan cedar in Southwest China as the mainland's tallest known tree.
Cambodian fisherman accidentally hooks giant freshwater ray in Mekong
According to the locals, fishermen in these rivers use the same rods, reels, lines and hooks that others do globally, and stingrays can sometimes accidentally get caught on them.
Artificial breeding eyed to boost dolphin population in Songkhla Lake
Researchers have found that inbreeding may be to blame for disease and the dwindling population.