At least 249 rhinos were killed the first six months of 2021 in South Africa, the environment minister said Saturday, partly pushed by the easing of lockdown curbs that increased movement of poachers.

Increased killings of rhinos in South Africa

The babbling of 20 baby bats was recorded in Costa Rica and Panama between 2015 and 2016 by researcher Ahana Fernandez, also affiliated with the Museum of Natural History in Berlin, who spent hours with the bats in the forest.

Scientists find that some baby bats babble like human infants

Panda reproduction -- in captivity or in the wild -- is notoriously difficult, experts say, as few of the animals get in the mood or, even when they do, do not know how to mate.

Singapore zoo breeds first panda cub

One of five beluga whales acquired from an aquarium in Canada after a legal fight with animal rights activists has died at its new home in Connecticut.

Whale dies 3 months after moving from Canada to Connecticut

PETA enumerated other instances of animal cruelty seen during the recent Games and believes those instances should spell the end of horses being included in the Olympics.

Horse lovers rejoice! PETA calls on Olympics to remove equestrian events

ASEAN member states have identified 112 invasive alien species affecting their forests, agriculture, and aquatic ecosystems.

Losing biodiversity; invasive fish species have taken over our rivers and tables

A crested serpent eagle and peregrine falcon were rescued in separate operations in Taguig City and Rizal last August 16.

DENR 'environmental frontliners' rescue eagle, falcon 

The package, which came from Hong Kong, contained 14 pieces of live beetles and a larva concealed in plastic tubes hidden inside packages of snacks, biscuits, noodles, and chocolate.

Parcel containing crop pests seized at NAIA

By 2100, 98 percent of Emperor penguin colonies may be pushed to the brink of extinction, if no changes are made to current rates of carbon emissions and climate change.



Bad news for the Emperors; melting ice could spell doom for penguins

Shellfish vendors at the La Huerta Fish Market in Paranaque City are fortunate to be unaffected by the proliferation of "red tide" in some fishing areas in the Philippines. 

RED TIDE WARNING UP IN 9 AREAS IN PH

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DENR 'environmental frontliners' rescue eagle, falcon

RED TIDE WARNING UP IN 9 AREAS IN PH

Scientists find that some baby bats babble like human infants

Losing biodiversity; invasive fish species have taken over our rivers and tables

Singapore zoo breeds first panda cub

Horse lovers rejoice! PETA calls on Olympics to remove equestrian events

Whale dies 3 months after moving from Canada to Connecticut

Bad news for the Emperors; melting ice could spell doom for penguins

Increased killings of rhinos in South Africa

Parcel containing crop pests seized at NAIA

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