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Birth and death is something that is almost out of human reach. Therefore, we have no way to recover those animals
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Birth and death is something that is almost out of human reach. Therefore, we have no way to recover those animals
The largest and smallest species are at greatest risk of extinction and this will have serious consequences for the Earth's ecosystem.
Emperor penguins are famous for their ability to withstand the cold winter in Antarctica, but may not be able to withstand the harshness of climate change until the end…
Climate change is affecting most organisms. Scientists fear that the 6th major extinction with 75% of species will disappear forever.
New research by the London Zoological Society (UK) conducted earlier this year shows that global warming directly affects wild dogs in Africa.
A scientific study shows that the great diversity of frogs today results from a collision between the Earth and an asteroid that causes dinosaurs to become extinct.
The National University of Costa Rica (UCR) has announced that the two scientists have found the red-bellied frog, scientific name Craugastor escoces.
A kitten of a wild cat in danger of extinction has just been discovered in the wild after 10 years of silence.
Scientists found four native South American poisonous snakes that were extinct after disappearing for a decade.
The Persian Tiger is an extinct tiger subspecies in the 1960s. However, scientists recently said they will revive this extinct precious species.
New research by scientists shows that more and more African elephants are not ivory to avoid being shot by poachers.
They were once giant animals that dominated for a while in certain periods in Earth's history.
Siberian tigers, Javanese rhinos or saola are rare animals classified as the most endangered in the world due to the effects of climate change and widespread hunting.
An international team of scientists plans to revive the extinct ancient bison more than 11,700 years ago based on DNA taken from the remaining tail bone.
According to reports of endangered mammals, Earth's tallest terrestrial mammal - is now on its way to the edge of the abyss.