International Wildlife Research

Learn the key differences between African and Asian elephants. Discover why African elephants are larger and heavier than their Asian counterparts, along with other unique traits.

Discover the fascinating truth about rainbow real pink dolphins, scientifically known as *Inia geoffrensis*. Found in Amazon and Orinoco rivers, these creatures captivate both locals and researchers.

Puffins, adorable seabirds with colorful beaks, are often seen waddling clumsily on land. Belonging to the Alcidae family, they do possess the ability to fly despite their short wings.

Polar bears are typically perceived as white, but their fur is actually transparent, helping them blend into their snowy habitat. Discover the surprising truth about their color.

Avocado frogs, also known as Green Tree Frogs, are fascinating creatures with bright green color resembling avocados. They inhabit the eastern US and parts of Australia.

Discover the unique characteristics of tiger subspecies. Learn about the Bengal Tiger, the most common, found in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar, with its vibrant orange and black coat.

Snow leopards, native to Central and South Asia, are apex predators well-adapted to harsh mountain environments. Despite this, they face dangers from natural threats.

Pink dolphins, or Amazon River dolphins, thrive in the Amazon and Orinoco river basins, spanning Brazil, Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela. They adapt well to diverse freshwater environments.

Pink dolphins, especially the Amazon river dolphin Inia geoffrensis, are real and inhabit freshwater rivers in the Amazon and Orinoco basins in South America.

Discover the fascinating African rain frog, found in Southern Africa. Species like the Desert Rain Frog and Cape Rain Frog showcase unique adaptations to thrive in their habitats.