The Wreathed Hornbill’s Struggle for Survival
Known for its distinctive blue-black throat and curved bill, the wreathed hornbill is endangered due to hunting and habitat loss. Classified as vulnerable, it requires urgent conservation efforts.
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Panda Cubs Bao Yuan and Mao Mao Enjoy Bamboo Buffet at Sichuan’s Dujiangyan Base
Panda cubs Bao Yuan and Mao Mao delight visitors at Sichuan’s Dujiangyan base, enjoying a bamboo feast that highlights China’s efforts in giant panda conservation and international cooperation.
Baya Weaver Birds Ready Their Mid-Air Homes in Southwest China
Male Baya weaver birds in Menglian County, southwest China’s Yunnan Province, are crafting intricate mid-air nests in preparation for breeding season, showcasing their remarkable nest-building skills.
Indonesia Floods and Landslides Claim 28 Lives in West Sumatra
At least 28 people have been killed and four are missing after severe floods and landslides hit Indonesia’s West Sumatra province. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities work to clear affected areas.
Unprecedented Flash Floods in Northern Afghanistan Claim Over 300 Lives, UN Reports
Severe flash floods caused by unusually heavy rains in northern Afghanistan have resulted in over 300 deaths and destroyed more than 1,000 homes, according to the UN food agency.
Heavy Rains Trigger Devastating Flash Floods in Northern Afghanistan
Heavy rains on May 10 triggered devastating flash floods across northern Afghanistan, killing over 330 people and wreaking havoc in Baghlan, Takhar, Badakhshan, and Ghor provinces.
Record Heatwave in Mexico Raises Global Climate Concerns
Mexico faces record-high temperatures in a severe heatwave, highlighting global climate concerns that resonate with Asia’s own environmental challenges.
Chinese Scientists Discover Lunar Soil Glass Preserves Water from Multiple Sources
Chinese scientists have discovered that glassy materials in lunar soil from the Chang’e-5 mission preserve water from multiple sources, advancing our understanding of water on the Moon.
Sei Whales Return to Argentina’s Coastline After a Century
After nearly a century, sei whales are returning to Argentina’s Patagonian coast, highlighting the success of global conservation efforts and the impact of measures like the ban on commercial whaling.
Solar Storm Could Bring Rare Northern Lights to U.S. Skies This Weekend
An unusually strong solar storm could bring the northern lights to skies across the U.S. this weekend, potentially affecting power grids and communications, according to NOAA.
Spectacular Auroras Illuminate North China After Solar Flare
Residents in northern regions of the Chinese mainland witnessed rare and stunning auroras caused by a powerful solar flare, illuminating the night sky with vibrant colors.
Chinese Scientists Link Indian Ocean Temperatures to Global Dengue Forecasts
Chinese scientists find that sea surface temperature anomalies in the tropical Indian Ocean can predict global dengue epidemics, enhancing forecasting and outbreak planning, according to a study published in Science.
China Issues Blue Alert as Heavy Rainstorms Forecast Across Multiple Regions
China’s National Meteorological Center has issued a blue alert for heavy rainstorms expected to affect multiple regions from Friday to Saturday, urging residents to stay alert and take precautions.
Celebrating Motherhood in Asia’s Animal Kingdom
Discover the remarkable stories of motherhood in Asia’s animal kingdom, where wildlife mothers overcome immense challenges to nurture and protect their young.
Blooming Bougainvillea Transforms Kunming Building into Floral Spectacle
A massive bougainvillea in Kunming has transformed a four-story building into a breathtaking floral display, attracting visitors eager to witness and photograph the vibrant purple blooms cascading down the façade.
China Introduces Bilingual Platform for Air Quality Data Sharing
Chinese scientists have launched the China Air Pollution Data Center (CAPDC), a bilingual platform for sharing comprehensive air quality data aimed at enhancing research and management.
Costa Rica Orders Power Rationing Amid Worst Drought in Decades
Facing its worst drought in five decades, Costa Rica announces power rationing as hydroelectric plants struggle amid severe lack of rainfall.
China’s Dove Tree: The Ancient ‘Living Fossil’ in Full Bloom
As spring turns to summer, China’s rare dove tree—a living fossil from millions of years ago—graces the landscape with its ethereal white blossoms resembling doves in flight.
Spring Bud Project Celebrates 35 Years: Transforming Lives of Girls Across China
Celebrating 35 years, the Spring Bud Project has transformed the lives of countless girls in China by providing access to education, empowering them to pursue dreams and break cycles of poverty.
Tibetan Entomologist Dawa’s 30-Year Quest Unveils 300 New Butterfly Species in Xizang
Entomologist Dawa has spent over 30 years unveiling the secrets of butterflies in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, discovering more than 300 new species amidst challenging terrains.