Animals are about to disappear on Earth
Many animals on Earth are on the brink of extinction and if there is no conservation measure, people can never see them again.
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Many animals on Earth are on the brink of extinction and if there is no conservation measure, people can never see them again.
Hirola, an extremely rare African antelope, is currently classified as an extremely dangerous group of the International Union for Nature Conservation.
About one-quarter of mammal species face extinction, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature's latest biodiversity assessment report (IUCN).
Rare cats in Indonesia are at risk of extinction because of deforestation, the International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) announced yesterday.
The World Wildlife Conservation Organization (WWF) today warned that the world's largest population of banteng bison in Cambodia is threatened by hunting and the shrinki…
Dong Mo tortoise, the rare individual left among the turtles of the same species in Sword Lake, may escape its current habitat due to rising water.
The Smithsonian Institute for Biological Conservation (SCBI) at Front Royal found that the eggs of cheetahs are older (more than 8 years) good, allowing fertilization an…
The International Conservation Organization (CI) has discovered a rare and endangered white-cheeked crested gibbon in Vietnam, in the northern mountains and forests, bor…
Scientists have discovered a blend of genetic structure from small tissue samples collected from 238 wild turtles at 15 different locations (in southern Mexico, Belize a…
Scientists from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) said that thanks to efforts to preserve the endemic green iguanas of Grand Cayman Island, the United Kingdom esca…
About 70% of infectious diseases affecting humans are derived from wild species, according to the warning of the Wildlife Conservation Organization (WCS).
The World Wildlife Fund and the World Wildlife Fund have discovered 1,060 new species of organisms in the Papua New Guinea rainforest.
The British Daily Mail recently reported that zoologists have discovered the trail of Wendy's wild toad - one of the world's rarest animals - at the forest conservation…
Conservation officials in India discovered a male tiger taking care of two young animals, a rare phenomenon in the world of tigers.
China's Global Times newspaper reported