The coloration on the frog is mottled, with a green background and "dark brown spots" with "some large pale green markings," ...

Journey into Vietnam's wild interior with photographer Erez Marom as he seeks out some of Earth's most critically endangered ...

Animals Asia has unveiled the location of its new sanctuary in Bach Ma, Vietnam, bringing them a step closer to ending the cruel, outdated and illegal practice of bear bile farming in the country. The ...

For nearly 90 years, the rare, “elusive” species — Rhabdophis angeli — seemed to have disappeared from the region where it was first discovered. Despite “extensive field surveys,” no other specimen ...

HANOI, Vietnam -- Scientists have discovered 11 new species of plants and animals in Vietnam, including a snake, two butterflies and five orchid varieties, the World Wildlife Fund said yesterday. The ...

Animals Asia, with help from celebrity supporters like James Cromwell, is working to build a second sanctuary in Vietnam for Asiatic black bears and sun bears rescued from bile farms Actor and ...

Ancient teeth reveal that flexible feeders survived past climate shocks, while habitat specialists rapidly declined.

When scientists need to survey more than 66,000 acres of forest, it’s impossible to scour the landscape on foot. Instead, they turn to something used by wildlife aficionados and hunters alike — trail ...

Join Thanh in this episode of 'Building New Life' as he constructs a wooden house deep in the forests of northern Vietnam. Follow his journey of off-grid living, raising chickens, ducks, pigs, and ...

Hai Phong authorities incinerated 615 kilograms of African elephant tusks on Oct. 23 after seizing them in a 2023 smuggling case.

In recent years, authorities in Vietnam have made a series of pledges to curb illegal wildlife trade and the sale and consumption of dog meat. However, a new investigation by animal rights groups ...

Hong Quyen was shocked to learn the parrots she raised were endangered animals and possessing them was punishable with a fine of VND400 million (US$15,000) and criminal charges.