Polar Bears Move In: Abandoned Station Becomes Arctic Refuge
On Russia’s Kolyuchin Island, polar bears have turned an abandoned research station into shelter—a striking sign of their melting icy habitat and struggle for survival.
Wildlife
Przewalski’s Wild Horses Begin 1,000km Trek to Dunhuang Reserve
A herd of 28 Przewalski’s horses is traveling over 1,000km from Gansu to Dunhuang Xihu National Nature Reserve, marking a wild comeback. 🐎
Autumn Alive: Pere David’s Deer Roam Jiangsu’s Tiaozini Wetlands
Early autumn in Yancheng’s Tiaozini Wetlands sees wild Pere David’s deer roaming under flocks of migratory birds along the East Asian–Australasian Flyway.
Przewalski’s Horses Return to the Wild: Live from the Hexi Corridor
Live: 28 Przewalski’s horses journey from Gansu Wuwei to Dunhuang West Lake Reserve on September 15, marking their wild reintroduction across the historic Hexi Corridor.
Border Wall Blocks Jaguar Migration Paths 🐆
Conservationists warn new sections of the U.S.–Mexico border wall are blocking jaguar migration paths, threatening cross-border populations and calling for wildlife corridors.
Bird Conservation Takes Flight at Dongting Lake’s Duogan Islet
Discover how Duogan Islet in Dongting Lake is evolving into a vibrant bird sanctuary with new conservation efforts blending history and nature.
Russia’s First Panda Katyusha Turns 2 in Festive Zoo Bash
Katyusha, Russia’s first homegrown giant panda, celebrated her second birthday at Moscow Zoo with a week-long gala, enthusiastic fans, and panda-themed fun. 🎂🐼
World’s Smallest Freshwater Turtle Hatches at Guadalajara Zoo!
Guadalajara Zoo celebrates the hatching of the world’s smallest freshwater turtle, a Vallarta mud turtle, marking a tiny victory for conservation and wildlife lovers.
Twin Giant Pandas Zhi Shi and Zhi Ma Debut in Harbin
Visitors meet twin giant pandas Zhi Shi & Zhi Ma at Harbin’s Sun Island pavilion in Heilongjiang Province, the Chinese mainland.
Qinling Mountains: Where Monkeys and Humans Find New Harmony
Learn how 30 years of restoration in the Chinese mainland’s Qinling Mountains are creating a shared home for golden snub-nosed monkeys and local residents.