By Mongabay.com The hoary fox can often be spotted sprinting through Brazil’s Cerrado, the world’s most biodiverse savanna.

The institute, which turns 10 this year, has treated more than 13,000 animals. Most are native to Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, including sloths, owls, anteaters, boas, toucans and even pumas.

Five chicks of the critically endangered Brazilian merganser have been born at the Prague Zoo, fuelling hopes for a ...

Like a scene right out of a Hollywood horror flick, a video published online last week shows a river in Brazil practically boiling over with feeding fish. The uploader of the video, who labeled ...

The export of live animals, cattle and sheep, are a booming business in Mercosur countries. A Brazilian Federal Court has ruled that the export of live animals for slaughter does not violate ...

Brazil is home to the world’s greatest diversity of amphibians: Of the more than 8,000 species known worldwide, some 1,200 ...

The Brazilian Government of President Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva has banned the use of animals in cosmetics and perfume research. The measure also applies to products with proven safety and ...

The conference will discuss the global treaty on the conservation of wildlife and their habitats and how to address the ...