Taiwan’s Back-Faced Spoonbill Numbers Decline Despite Global Growth
There's been fewer sightings of black-faced spoonbills overwintering in Taiwan this year, despite overall growth in the endangered migratory birds' population.
Animals
04:25New Exhibit Honors Jane Goodall's Close Ties With Taiwan
01:57Invasive Green Iguanas Cause Headache for Southern Taiwan Residents
00:32County Culls 60,000 Hens To Halt H5N1 Spread
00:27Taiwan To Build Sanctuary for Formosan Black Bears in Taitung
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01:24Endangered Leatherback Turtle Rescued From Fishing Net
00:28Large, Possibly Rare 15-Meter Whale Found Dead off Hualien
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06:05Therapy Horses Assist Humans in Unique Way
05:22Mantrailing Dogs and Taiwan’s Aging Society
02:35Taiwan Seeing Growing Number of Beach Cetaceans From September to March
00:38Taiwan Awards Retiring Service Dogs for Their Work
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01:57Taiwan Conservationists Conducts Underwater Cetacean Audio Surveys
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01:46Elusive Mountain Hawk-Eagle Tracking Toughens With Dwindling Population