It's not difficult to see why this lizard is one of the five species in Sri Lanka commonly known as 'horn–nosed lizards ... which means they can adjust to some changes in habitat. Like other animals, ...

Crop-raiding by wild animals has increased significantly over the past few decades, says R. W. Dharmasena, a rice farmer from Alawwa in northwestern Sri Lanka. Peafowls, once rare in the area ...

The chance of an elephant having twins is around 1%, according to the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad. 7,500 elephants live in Sri Lanka, per official reports. Wild Deer with Bizarre ...