Indonesia’s endangered Sumatran elephants
Indonesia’s endangered Sumatran elephants
Sumatran elephants are one of the endangered elephant species in Indonesia. A Sumatran elephant and her new born baby named "Harmoni Rimbo" are seen playing and bathing at the Tesso Nilo National Park in Riau, Indonesia. Indonesia's endangered elephants are threatened by a shrinking habitat due to deforestation. Only 3,000 Sumatran elephants are believed to remain in the wild.
Haber Merkezi 14:55 November 25, 2017 Yeni Şafak
New Power Map of the World Was Discussed in TRT World Forum 2021
Turkey receives 136,600 trademark applications in 9 months
Europe's gas storage levels fall by over 20% in Jan-Sept.
Germany lambasts Greece's migration policy
Greek opposition leader blasts defense deal with France
European Commission head concerned over bloc's dependency on gas
Man runs after bear to take selfie in Turkey
Explosion near mineral facility causes great ...
Blast hits Taliban vehicle in Afghanistan, ki...
Ten civilians killed, 35 injured by Assad reg...
Erdogan, African leaders discuss ties at Togo...
Turkey releases footage of Pakistan-bound F-1...
Plane bursts into flames shortly after takeof...
Unsung heroes of reconstruction work in Azerb...
At least 17 Palestinians wounded in clashes w...
Erdogan arrives in Nigeria for last leg of Af...
Bears prepare for hibernation with 400 kg of food every day in Turkey
Autumn blankets Bastion Hill Park in Latvia
Protest against China's 'East Turkestan policy' in Istanbul
Reborn dolls capture special attention in Istanbul
Kindergarten run by a mother who lost her children and husband in Syria
Pika the cat tries on new shoes for prosthesis
President Erdogan reads Sunday papers with adorable cat on his lap
Divers discover underwater world in Turkey's Aydin
Turkish House glitters in darkness on New York City skyline
