Dispersed or extinct?
According to a professor at the Queen's University, plants living in areas outside their natural habitat are unlikely to improve their viability when global temperatures…
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According to a professor at the Queen's University, plants living in areas outside their natural habitat are unlikely to improve their viability when global temperatures…
70 years after the tiger tiger had a Tasmanian extinction, its DNA was made by Australian scientists
Each year, there are 18,000 - 55,000 more extinct animal and plant species. The cause is due to human activities. Alarm from the Secretariat of the Convention on Biologi…
Crime for a live bug (and only) in caves in Slovenia. Not only was it blind, but it was also in danger of extinction because someone named it the Hitler bug with the sci…
According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), James Mwenda, a conservation officer in Kenya, came to Hong Kong this week to send a message about a friend's death.
After five mass extinctions of the Earth, evolution has helped many animal populations to regenerate and diversify, filling the gaps created when species become extinct.
For years, the community interested in wildlife research has argued a lot about the story of tiger conservation.
A study shows that the rate of extinction of animals is happening faster than the rate of evolution of nature.
In the past 1 month, at least 23 lions have died in the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary and the Gujarat State Park in western India.
This is the research result published on September 7 by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) in Australia and the Nature Conservation Council (NCC).
Many turtles in the world are seriously threatened and endangered
Along with that are 7 other bird species, some of which even have no chance of recovery.
Scientists studied nearly 300 mollusks living and dying in the Atlantic over the past 5 million years to find high levels of metabolism that determine which species will…
Passenger pigeon, they are so called because of their frequent migration behavior and constantly finding new places that are more convenient for reproduction.