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UofL fans spent hours tailgating outside L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium on Saturday. Cardinal fans say they were looking forward to celebrating a big win for UofL football.

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) is working with environmental organisations to tighten wild tiger protection measures including the setting up of camera traps and a ban on raising cattle in protected areas.

BANGKOK: The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) is working with environmental organisations to tighten wild tiger protection measures, including the setting up of came

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) is working with environmental organisations to tighten wild tiger protection measures, including the setting up of camera traps and a ban on raising cattle in protected areas.

Clermont-Ferrand has become a buzzing hive of excitement and activity this weekend as the International Short Film Festival raised its curtains on Friday... the world's largest festival dedicated to…

For border-crossing Thai tigers, the forest on the other side isn’t as green by Carolyn Cowan on 3 February 2021 Straddling the Myanmar-Thai border, the Dawna Tenasserim Landscape (DTL) is the intersection of four different biogeographic zones and consequently supports rich species diversity. The ecosystem is particularly important for the survival of Southeast Asia’s big cats, including the Indochinese tiger. Large, wide-ranging species like tigers require connected networks of forests to...

Updated: 18 Jan 2021, 14:47 Invalid Date, CHAINED to a post on a tiny concrete platform, a fully-grown tiger lets out a low moan as the zoo-keeper uses a stick to subdue him - so a tourist can stroke him for a snap. The clearly disturbed creature turns and snaps, only to be cowed once more by his captor - who yanks his head down by the metal collar around its neck. 12 The tiger is chained and kept down by the keeper while tourists take snapsCredit: AsiaWire The tragic sight, shown in the Natio...

Advertisement Khao Phra Thaeo Wildlife Sanctuary: The white-handed gibbon, captured as an infant by poachers, was rescued from a grim life amusing inebriated visitors in tourist bars, then spent eight years in a cage at a rehabilitation centre. Now, this survivor of abuse and trauma lives in the jungle on Thailands Phuket island, where she was recently seen perched on a tree branch 50 feet above ground as her wild-born mate and their two offspring watched warily from nearby trees. Hers is a rar...

>> Richard C Paddock, The New York Times Published: 22 Dec 2020 01:33 PM BdST Updated: 22 Dec 2020 01:33 PM BdST A white-handed gibbon swings on a rope on at Tiergarten Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna in this Jan 10, 2012. REUTERS/FILE The white-handed gibbon, captured as an infant by poachers, was rescued from a grim life amusing inebriated visitors in tourist bars, then spent eight years in a cage at a rehabilitation centre. "); } Now, this survivor of abuse and trauma lives in the jungle on Tha...