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Conservation of the Critically Endangered dark sitana in Nepal through education campaigns | Oryx - Vimarsana News

Conservation of the Critically Endangered dark sitana in Nepal through education campaigns | Oryx

Conservation of the Critically Endangered dark sitana in Nepal through education campaigns - Volume 57 Issue 4

More details revealed about Bristol Zoo Project's new site - Vimarsana News

More details revealed about Bristol Zoo Project's new site

A POPULAR zoo has officially been renamed and rebranded following the merging of two wildlife sites.

Six Critically Endangered Orangutans are Returned to Their Natural Habitat - Vimarsana News

Six Critically Endangered Orangutans are Returned to Their Natural Habitat

A momentous event took place in the heart of Borneo, Indonesia, as six critically endangered Bornean orangutans were returned to their natural habitat.

Everyone's Favorite Insect Is Critically Endangered In Montana - Vimarsana News

Everyone's Favorite Insect Is Critically Endangered In Montana

We all know that pollinators are in trouble, but one (super cute) endangered species is in BIG trouble in Montana. There's a particular bumble bee that is cartoonishly adorable, but it's also on the 'critically endangered' list.

Source: my1035.com
Rare Somali wild ass born in Chile zoo - Vimarsana News

Rare Somali wild ass born in Chile zoo

A rare Somali wild ass has been born in a zoo in Chile, the fourth specimen of the critically endangered species to be born in the South American country, the zoo owner said.With white, striped legs similar to those of a zebra, the Somali wild ass is critically endangered in its native East Africa. 

Source: yahoo.com