Kenyan Plateau Welcomes Rhinos Back After Decades
Kenya celebrates as 21 eastern black rhinos return to a plateau, marking the country’s largest relocation and a boost to their critically endangered population.
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H5N1 Bird Flu Spreads Among Antarctica’s Penguin Populations
Antarctic scientists warn that H5N1 bird flu has spread to penguins and cormorants, threatening the survival of key bird species on the continent.
Newborn Cygnets Begin Their Journey in Beijing’s Revitalized River
Five newborn cygnets begin their life journey in Beijing’s revitalized river near the Old Summer Palace, showcasing the city’s improved ecological environment.
Asian Elephants Graze and Swim in Yunnan’s Cornfields
Wild Asian elephants are spotted foraging in cornfields and swimming in rivers in Pu’er City, Yunnan, showcasing their daily routines and the region’s conservation efforts.
Russia Welcomes Its First Giant Panda Cub, Katyusha, to the Public
Katyusha, the first giant panda born in Russia, made her public debut at Moscow Zoo on March 8 after winning a naming contest with over 380,000 votes.
Spring in Qingdao: Soaring Black-Headed Gulls Bring Joy to Coastal Visitors
Experience Qingdao’s spring magic as black-headed gulls grace its picturesque coasts, inviting visitors to enjoy the season’s warmth and natural beauty.
Spring Awakens: Qinling Pandas Feast on Growing Bamboo
Spring in the Qinling Mountains brings rapid bamboo growth, fueling the giant pandas’ daily 14-hour feeding ritual. Discover how these majestic creatures thrive in their natural habitat.
Playful Sables Delight in Snowy Forests of Jilin
Group of sables spotted playing in the snowy forests of Yanbian, Jilin Province. These nationally protected mammals are celebrated for their luxurious fur and climbing prowess.
Sunny Skies and Majestic Eagles Grace Jingxin Wetland
A sunny and warm spell in Hunchun’s Jingxin Wetland brings back protected white-tailed and Steller’s sea eagles, attracting photo enthusiasts nationwide.
Extinct Gray Whale Spotted Off New England Amid Climate Shifts
A gray whale, thought extinct in the Atlantic for two centuries, has been spotted off New England, highlighting the effects of climate change on marine life.