Thailand is trying to contain a devastating disease outbreak that has killed at least 72 captive tigers at wildlife parks in ...

With news of animal populations threatened with extinction, becoming regionally extinct, or being eradicated from the planet entirely, those working in conservation may begin to wonder if their hard ...

A mysterious “fire tiger” has reappeared in Thailand’s forests, caught briefly on camera, but why is this elusive Asian ...

Tests revealed a highly infectious canine distemper virus and respiratory bacteria, which were difficult to detect early.

The eight-year-old female shorthair named Pepsi, had been collapsing as many as four times a day pre-procedure. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A rare Asian golden cat-steeped in Thai mythology-was captured on camera in a southern Thailand national park.

A trail camera captured a rare Asian golden cat-known in Thai folklore as the ‘fire tiger'-in a national park in southern Thailand.

Tiger Kingdom Chiang Mai has closed temporarily due to a virus outbreak that has killed 72 tigers since 8 February.

Dozens of the animals in Chiang Mai region first began to show signs of illness earlier this month ...

The flat-headed cat is one of the most elusive wild cats in the world.