World Nature
Marine life
Frog
Cats and dogs
Hoofed Mammals
The world’s largest terrestrial animal
Birds of the world’s largest
Beautiful big cats
Types of snakes
Primates
Bear
Mythical serpent Python
Aug 15, 2010
Python is a common name for a group of nonvenomous snakes that kill…
Amazon monkey
Jul 26, 2010
New sub-species emerges within isolated region in upper Amazon Proposed dams and other regional…
A Map for Reef Relief
May 5, 2010
Coral reefs have a lot of reasons to be stressed out. Climate change,…
Combat the ivory trade
Apr 18, 2010
UPDATE: The outcome of a second Committee vote has defeated the proposal to…
Endangered sea turtles
Apr 2, 2010
Lonesome George may be the world’s last remaining Abdington Island giant tortoise, but…
Save sea turtles
Mar 24, 2010
IANF has received numerous reports from aboriginal groups on the north-eastern…
Wins the Whitley Gold Award
Mar 3, 2010
A IANF marine biologist from Belize has taken the gold in one of…
Save the last Tiger
Feb 21, 2010
Fewer than 3,500 wild tigers exist in the world today. Threatened by poaching…
Other Carnivores
African wild dogs, wolverines, wolves—carnivores like these have a reputation for their ferocity, but these icons of the wild are increasingly vulnerable. Many carnivore species are ill equipped to survive in landscapes dominated by people. Their habitats in some of Earth’s most rugged terrain are increasingly fragmented, separated into islands that isolate their populations.
Hippo & elephant
They are the giants of the animal world, they have the weight of huge size, amazing, and boundless strength.
Small Primates
Small primates include monkeys and “prosimians,” meaning “pre-apes.” More monkey species and subspecies—at least 200—live in the New World (South and Central America) than anywhere else.
Birds
Now existing in the world, a total of more than 9,000 species of birds, almost 2000 years, 139 species of birds have disappeared from the Earth, one-third, is nearly 50 years to extinction
Hoofed Mammals
IANF works from the plains of North America to the wetlands of Southern Sudan to save ancient wildlife migration corridors, study the environmental impacts of natural resource extraction, and develop sustainable land-use management plans to save Earth’s majestic hoofed herds.
Big Cats
Revered for their beauty and vitality, the five species of big cats include tigers, lions, leopards, jaguars, and snow leopards. Despite the cats’ reputation for ferocity, these majestic predators face more danger than they pose: All are endangered, due mainly to habitat loss, poaching, and dwindling populations of their prey.
