Researchers spent two years documenting the island’s wildlife through a variety of methods — and their efforts paid off.

A viral video of a monkey managing traffic in Thailand highlights the impact of urbanization and deforestation on wildlife.

In Pattaya, it’s common to see stray dogs sleeping peacefully in front of 7-Eleven stores, especially during the hot ...

The camera footage — posted by Thai conservation officials on Feb. 15 — shows the animals sauntering down a tree-lined path on two different dates in late December, once under cover of ...

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The National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) is drafting a new "code of conduct" for the use of laboratory animals in biomedical research, in line with international standards. With the ...

No paint shows or other performances. Visitors can stroll through an open-air museum and learn about Thailand’s national animal. They can make herbal treats for the elephants and paper from ...

Scientists spent two years surveying wildlife on Ko Pha Ngan island and photographed several “shy” and “elusive” mammals, a study said. Photos from Cook-Price, Petko, Makchai, Artchawakom ...