250 million year old fossil unearthed in Cambodia’s Banteay Meanchey
Khvay Aditya, Ministry of Environment spokesperson, said the fossil is one of many discovered in 14 protected natural areas across the provinces of Ratanakkiri, Stung Treng, Preah…
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Male giraffe in Japan’s Aichi to be sent to Indonesian zoo for breeding; farewell event planned
The giraffe named Kiryu has been raised at Toyohashi Zoo and Botanical Park, also known as Non Hoi Park, in Toyohashi in the prefecture.
New bee species discovered in central Vietnam
The species is easily recognised by its shiny, densely punctured exoskeleton.
Chu Mom Ray, a jewel of nature in Vietnam’s central highlands
As one of Vietnam's 10 ASEAN heritage parks, it stands out as one of the three largest and most biodiverse heritage parks in the country.
‘Unusual’ deaths of 20 tigers, black panther at southern park investigated, virus feared
Initial findings suggest that the Bengal tigers died due to pneumonia.
Kaziranga National Park in India reopens with new attractions for 2024-25 season
Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its iconic one-horned rhinoceros, reopened today for the 2024-25 tourist season, marking the end of its monsoon…
Thriving Javan gibbon population found in West Java forest
The Javan gibbon is one of Indonesia's most endangered species and it has been estimated that less than 4,000 Javan gibbons remain in the wild.
Panda-monium! Giant panda chases, attacks Chongqing Zoo keeper as visitors scream
Several viral videos of the incident on Sept 19 show nine-year-old panda Ding Ding trying to get out of the enclosure and the female keeper shutting the door, which hits its paw…
Meet Moo Deng, the most adorable hippo in the world
The pudgy, viral princess is a menace popular for splashing water, bouncing or “deng,” perpetual screaming, biting and bullying caretakers, and mimicking her mother, Jona. She…
22 years and 33 panels later, displaced families in Nepal’s Shuklaphanta still in limbo
Failure to rehabilitate hundreds of families is hurting both their well-being and wildlife, say conservationists.