There are fewer than 150 Malayan tigers in the wild. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A local university is conducting research on breeding Malayan tigers naturally and maintaining its natural food source in the wild through conservation.

The African swine fever outbreak has been identified as a major threat to the population of wild boars and bearded pigs, ...

The African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak has been identified as a major threat to the population of wild boars and bearded pigs ...

The Datai Langkawi has renewed its collaboration with Save Wild Tigers, The Eastern & Oriental Express, A Belmond Train, and ...

Poachers in Malaysia hunt tigers for their body parts, which fetch high prices on the illegal market. Read more at ...

Deputy Natural Resource and Environmental Sustainability Minister Datuk Seri Huang Tiong Sii said the project encompasses the ...

The LPGA is playing the fourth of its five Asian swing tournaments this week at the Maybank Championship where the winner ...

There’s a “gorgeous” new tiger in town at Fresno’s zoo, and her arrival has staff hoping for cubs. Photo courtesy of Fresno Chaffee Zoo There’s a new tiger at the zoo in Fresno, and her arrival has ...

“Natural breeding is preferable because it allows tigers to express their instincts and natural behaviours. Tigers are solitary animals...if they are kept together for too long, they may become too ...