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Two-horned rhinoceros, tapir, gray cow, comedy ... the wild species that are classified as Endangered in the Vietnam Red Book 1992-1996 are now completely extinct, accor…
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The new study, carried out by the American Museum of Natural History, provides the first details that show global warming forces species to migrate to tropical mountains…
More than 3,500 crow bats 'lives' in Australia, giant squid species often 'see' on the beach while in the Alps (Europe) there are no more butterflies fluttering. .. Carp…
Canadian scientists said that the process of climate change on earth could cause mass extinction species such as a collapsed domino chain that the first is human unsusta…
In a report published April 6, leading UN scientists said nearly one-third of the world's plant and animal species are threatened with extinction due to climate change.
About 95% of marine animals and 70% of terrestrial animals have disappeared from Earth in a disaster about 250 million years ago, US and Australian scientists said.
According to a study published in the journal Nature - Climate change can push more than a quarter of terrestrial plants and animals to the point of extinction. Accordin…
Polar bear, hippopotamus ... are among more than 16,000 endangered species of plants and animals globally, according to the World Conservation Organization (IUCN) today…
Marigold Daisy is an extinct flower in the natural environment. It is also one of the five rarest flowers in the world.
The skeleton of extinct birds from 1800-1900 was built from leftover chicken bones at fast food outlets.
Giant vampire or coral fish in the Mekong River are among the world's largest fish that are threatened mainly by dams and overfishing.
The largest tar lake on the planet is quite hard so people can step on it. People bring tar here to more than 50 countries around the world to make roads.
This exotic orchid variety has white heads and petals like flying birds.
Scientists recently conducted a discussion in Washington, USA about the possibility of