EN #wildlife 10/14/26 Smartphone Explosion Saves Young Boy from Bear Attack in Russia In Russia's Altai region, a fifteen-year-old boy narrowly escaped death after the battery of a smartphone bitten by a bear exploded. News World
EN #wildlife 10/12/26 Aldabra Giant Tortoise Population on Seychelles Island Exceeds 180,000 Recent research shows that the number of giant tortoises living on the Aldabra Atoll in the Seychelles has reached a record level. News World
EN #wildlife 10/11/26 Comprehensive Conservation Efforts Revive Wildlife Populations Worldwide Despite the global biodiversity crisis, long-term and determined conservation projects are enabling the resurgence of critical species such as mountain gorillas and tigers. News World
EN #wildlife 10/11/26 Bank of England Selects Four Animals for New Banknote Series Following public consultations, the wild animals to be featured on the UK's new banknote series have been finalized. News Economy
EN #wildlife 10/11/26 Severe Drought in Sri Lanka Threatens Agriculture and Wildlife Sri Lanka is struggling with emptying wells, drying reservoirs, and water-deprived wildlife parks due to a prolonged drought. News World
EN #wildlife 9/23/26 The Friendship of Yaren the Stork and Fisherman Adem Yılmaz to Be Shared in Izmir The long-standing friendship between Yaren the Stork and Adem Yılmaz will meet audiences through a special program at the Izmir Arts Center on September 27. News Culture & Arts
EN #wildlife 9/10/26 Baby Orangutans Found in India Trigger Smuggling Investigation Following the discovery of five baby orangutans in a forest in India's Odisha state, authorities have launched a widespread investigation on suspicion of international smuggling. News World
EN #wildlife 9/2/26 Artificial intelligence and robot wolves deployed against rising bear attacks in Japan Japan is adopting non-lethal technological measures such as AI cameras, fast drones, and robot wolves against the rising bear danger in rural areas. News Artificial Intelligence Technology
EN #wildlife 9/1/26 Kakapo Parrot Population in New Zealand Reaches 325 The number of critically endangered kakapo parrots, which cannot fly and are vulnerable to ground predators, has reached a record level with the arrival of 90 chicks. News World
