It is about time for giant snakes
It is a warning by scientists from the new study: warming temperatures can shrink mammalian size and produce giant reptiles.
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It is a warning by scientists from the new study: warming temperatures can shrink mammalian size and produce giant reptiles.
Many species of birds, amphibians and corals are at risk of extinction due to climate change but are not classified as conservation and receive adequate attention.
Chinese researchers have just dismissed a research paper published in the British Daily Telegraph (November 4, 2012) saying that climate change will reduce the number of…
Touchon, a postdoctoral fellow at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, found that climate change could change the evolution of frogs.
Facing climate change, many species must adapt themselves or perish. Ecologists have studied and predicted that tropical cold-blooded animals are not as easily extinct a…
Polar bears and brown bears have split into two separate branches about 4 to 5 million years ago, but they still hybridize when the weather gets warmer. And now, experts…
American and Australian biologists say that as many as 2,500 birds can become extinct due to climate change, according to UPI news agency.
The speed of wind traveling across Antarctic waters has increased over the past three decades, and the increasingly strong winds have forced the region's birds to fly fa…
A polar bear had to swim for 9 consecutive days, with a 687km long distance, a new study published in Polar Biology magazine said.
The status of mass death of Antarctic penguins is reflected by photographs of Daniel J. Cox photographer, possibly due to climate change or severe food shortage.
The habitat of many species on earth is seriously threatened, even endangered - one of which is the South African penguin species.
Climate change is making more and more mammals in the Arctic region mate with the same species.
The weight and wings of hundreds of birds are decreasing due to global warming.
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…
The headquarters of the International Union for Conservation of Nature in Gland Switzerland on August 25 announced that in more than 6000 types of amphibians, one-third…