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Nature conservationists hope that Western advances can convince some people to stop using parts of rare animals to treat serious diseases.
The idea of mammoth replication comes closer to reality when scientists discover that some parts of mammoths are well preserved in ice in Siberia in Russia and that th…
The lizard's tail is not the perfect version of the original tail, a finding that can darken the hope of re-growing in humans.
The third pregnancy, after two previous attacks, seems to have rekindled the hope of successfully breeding one of the world's most endangered mammals for conservation.
Statistics from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) show that snow leopard is proliferating in Bhutan, good news for beautiful animals standing on the brink of extinction.
Scientists hope that with the establishment of this world's largest reserve and an active conservation effort, tiger populations will recover.
Scottish scientists hope to create radar devices that function like bats. This device will be very effective in locating and identifying tumors hidden deep inside a huma…
A male crocodile of an endangered species is taken from one zoo to another to find suitable mates. Experts hope this reptile will have a romantic love and
A recent wildlife survey in Malaysia shows evidence that there is still hope for the endangered Sumatra rhino. The poll at a place commonly known as the center of Borneo…
For the first time in the world, a device capable of bringing light to blind people has been licensed for circulation throughout Europe.
The famous Hope diamond emitted a mysterious red light when illuminated with ultraviolet rays. Scientists say this finding helps them distinguish natural and artificial…
The UK has a new title for this country's highest peak. According to reports from the media, the Hope mountain has become the country's latest peak.
Professor Van Hinsbergen and his team at Utrecht University hope their complete map will reproduce the panoramic image of the Earth's geology.
With no hope of finding survivors, the Nepalese government decided to stop the search to turn to reconstruction work, helping survivors overcome the current difficulties…
Through a new project signed with GTZ, Vietnam hopes to strengthen the country's capacity to protect biodiversity and forest ecosystems.