Oh No! Oil Spill in Russia’s Black Sea Hurts Wildlife 🌊🐬
An oil spill in Russia’s Black Sea is hurting wildlife and beaches! Over 10,000 people are helping to clean it up. Find out what’s happening and why it’s important.
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Russia Declares Emergency After Black Sea Oil Spill 🛢️
An oil spill in the Black Sea has led Russia to declare a federal emergency. The spill is harming wildlife and beaches near Anapa, and over 10,000 people are helping to clean it up.
Adorable Meerkats and Lemurs Line Up for Sunbathing at Qingdao Zoo!
At Qingdao Forest Wildlife World, adorable meerkats and lemurs line up to soak up the winter sun before enjoying tasty treats. Discover how these animals enjoy the sunny days!
Incredible Deer Battle Caught on Camera in Inner Mongolia! 🦌📸
Infrared cameras captured amazing footage of wild deer battling in Inner Mongolia! Learn how scientists use technology to protect the Manchurian wapiti. 🦌📸
Help Save Sri Lanka’s Elephants: 50 Lost to Electric Fences This Year
Around 50 wild elephants in Sri Lanka have been hurt by illegal electric fences this year. Let’s learn how we can help protect these amazing animals!
Migratory Birds Flock to Tianjin’s Coastal Wetlands🐦🌊
Discover how Tianjin’s coastal wetlands have become a bustling haven for migratory birds this winter! 🐦🌊
China’s Energy Companies Join Forces to Protect Nature! 🌿
Big energy companies in China are joining forces to protect nature and promote biodiversity while using clean energy. Find out how they’re making a difference! 🌿
Siberian Cranes Return to China’s Poyang Lake for Winter
Thousands of Siberian cranes have arrived at Poyang Lake in China for the winter, joining over 600,000 migratory birds. Discover their amazing journey and why this lake is so special!
Saving the Milu Deer: Rangers to the Rescue in China! 🦌❤️
Discover how heroic rangers in China are saving the Milu Deer from extinction! 🦌❤️ Learn about these amazing animals and the people protecting them.
Australia’s Waterbirds Halved: What’s Happening?
Waterbird numbers in eastern Australia have dropped by half in one year due to dry conditions. Find out what’s happening and why it’s important!