The great argus was named after the “hundred-eyed giant in Greek mythology” because of the “intricate eye-like patterns on its wings,” Thai National Parks said. Its largely brown and black ...

"Thank you to the villagers for helping to preserve these wild animals." Trail camera captures rare sighting of elusive ...

The at-risk species, the great argus, was spotted in the dense forests of southern Thailand's Kaeng Krung National Park ...