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Three Malaysian elephants, Dara, Amoi and Kelat, now housed at Tennoji Zoo, are reported to be in good health and showing steady weight gain. - Photo: Taiping Municipal Council

Three Malaysian elephants, Dara, Amoi and Kelat, now housed at Tennoji Zoo, are reported to be in good health and showing steady weight gain. - Photo: Taiping Municipal Council

Dara, Amoi and Kelat show steady weight gain under mahout supervision

Researchers in Australia have identified a new extinct species of koala with "large, mobile lips" after re-examining fossils in a Perth museum, reported German Press Agency (dpa). Photo for illustrative purposes only - AFP FILE PIX

Researchers in Australia have identified a new extinct species of koala with "large, mobile lips" after re-examining fossils in a Perth museum, reported German Press Agency (dpa). Photo for illustrative purposes only - AFP FILE PIX

New species of big-lipped koala identified in Western Australia

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[TOP NEWS PODCAST] Art vs Boundaries — Where Should the Line Be Drawn?

Don't be a troublemaker, Guan Eng - Wan Rosdy

Harrison (front, centre) and residents inspect the drain at Lorong Cakera Purnama 12/27 following the incident in which a child died after falling into it on April 28.

Harrison (front, centre) and residents inspect the drain at Lorong Cakera Purnama 12/27 following the incident in which a child died after falling into it on April 28.

Puncak Alam residents fear another tragedy as hazardous drain remains uncovered

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