Armed with explosives, two men are heading to Mongolia's Gobi Desert to find the fabled acid-spitting and lightning-throwing Mongolian death worm.
The worm has never been documented but some Mongolians are convinced it exists. They call it Allghoi Khorkhoi, or "intestine worm" because it resembles a cow's intestine and is about 1.5m long.
The worm apparently jumps out of
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Journalist hunts for acid-spitting Mongolian death worm
Posted by MATAP 978 days ago (http://www.news.com.au)Namibia to Mongolia: India's uranium hunt
Posted by mongoliaonline 978 days ago (http://www.indianexpress.com)Mongolia has one per cent of the world’s uranium resources.
Civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Mongolia is the sixth that New Delhi has signed since the 45-member Nuclear Suppliers’ Group formalised
Zoo's quarters add up in helping Mongolia's snow leopards
Posted by Tamir 999 days ago (http://www.gazette.com)Funds raised one quarter at a time in Colorado Springs are helping to protect endangered snow leopards in distant Mongolia.
Under the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s Quarters for Conservation program, which is in its second year, a quarter from each admission— or $2.50 from each family membership — goes to wildlife conservation. Visitors receive a token to vote for their favorite program among
A giant leap for Mongolia, but where to?
Posted by administrator 1002 days ago (http://www.forbes.com)- Mongolian parliament uncorks foreign investment bottleneck
- Copper, gold, coal, uranium seen ripe for development
- Third of population likely to remain in poverty for years
- Govt could use revenue to set up budget stabilisation fund
Russia and Mongolia form uranium joint venture to develop Dornod field
Posted by administrator 1003 days ago (http://www.mineweb.co.za)Russian and Mongolian state-owned firms have formed a joint venture to exploit the Dornod uranium deposit, in a setback for a Canadian mining firm licensed to develop the area.
The move comes after Mongolia's legislature in July passed a Nuclear Energy law that gave the state greater ownership over uranium deposits, especially those deemed strategic.
Mongolian Dukha Reindeer Herders Face Threat to Existence - ABC News
Posted by Tamir 1004 days ago (http://abcnews.go.com)Deep in the Larch Forests of Northern Mongolia lives a tiny tribe of people known as the Dukha. For more than 3,000 years they have survived as nomads, moving camp 10 times a year across the mountains. Their existence is pinned on one animal: the reindeer. But their unique way of life now hangs in the balance.
Russia and Mongolia sign uranium deal, settle debt
Posted by Tamir 1004 days ago (http://www.reuters.com)Russia and Mongolia agreed on Tuesday to launch a uranium mining venture after settling a $150 million debt that will allow the Soviet-era allies to proceed with other projects in infrastructure and farming.
State-owned firms from both countries formed a joint venture to develop the Dornod uranium field in Mongolia's northeast.
The Russian-Mongolian joint venture comes during a










