Bats in America are facing the risk of extinction
Biologist Tom Kanzi has discovered many bats that have died due to white nose fungal infection, a disease originating from Europe.
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Biologist Tom Kanzi has discovered many bats that have died due to white nose fungal infection, a disease originating from Europe.
A recent study by scientists from the University of Queensland (Australia) shows that one-third of mammals ...
The International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) shows the number of tropical animals living in freshwater environments ...
A list of the 10 most endangered turtles in the world has just been published by the International Conservation Organization (CI), including turtles in Hoan Kiem Lake, H…
'Extinction: not only polar bears' - it is the newly published article of the Center for Biodiversity (CBD, USA) and the International Wildlife Care Organization. .
Discovering new monkey species in the Amazon forest, however, this monkey species is in danger of extinction
The American Institute of Science in San Francisco in California opened an exhibition of the largest, smallest and most amazing mammals in the evolutionary history of an…
Panama scientists have discovered the Chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis) is the culprit causing the extinction of 100 species of frogs.
According to the latest report of the World Conservation Organization's Red List, more and more animals face extinction. Below is a picture of the species in the most da…
A study shows that if the Antarctic iceberg continues to melt at the current rate, the famous penguin - the emperor penguin - only existed for a century.
Facing pollution, climate change and the spread of urbanization, freshwater species are in danger of extinction six times faster than their fellow brethren on land and s…
New 163 species have been discovered in the Mekong region in the past year, WWF said, of which many species are in danger of extinction because of habitat destruction.
The new study shows that one-sixth of the Mediterranean mammals are at risk of extinction at the regional level.
New research on the Tasmanian devil's social network may help prevent the spread of a disease that threatens to make the species extinct.