Endangered Species
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Arabian Sea Humpback Whales: A Hidden Subspecies Now Fighting for Survival
Somewhere in the warm, upwelling-rich waters of the Arabian Sea, a small group of whales has spent tens of thousands…
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Bogong Moth Swarms Across Australia Fuel Hope for Endangered Species Recovery
Millions of small brown moths have been turning up on windows, verandas and city streets across southeastern Australia this spring,…
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Vantara–Brazil Wildlife Deal: Inside the Talks on Threatened Species Conservation
A quiet diplomatic conversation between India and Brazil, Vantara Brazil wildlife deal, has come to light, and it centres on…
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Rare Brazilian Primate Gets Life-Saving Shot: Black-Faced Lion Tamarins Join Yellow Fever Vaccine Trial
For the first time, researchers in Brazil have vaccinated wild black-faced lion tamarins against yellow fever, a disease that has…
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Ganges River Dolphins Cling to Life in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga River
Nature doesn’t always play by the rules we expect. Along the southern edge of Dhaka, Bangladesh’s crowded capital, runs the…
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Ganges River Dolphins Cling to Life in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga River
Some places seem too far gone for anything to live in them. The Buriganga River, flowing right past the heart…
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Vanishing Wildlife: Species at Risk From Climate Change, Hunting and Habitat Loss
Wildlife around the world faces growing pressure, and the numbers tell the story. Wildlife at risk, There are currently 48,646…
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Top 10 Endangered Species Making a Comeback in 2026
Sure, the headlines are often about wildlife going extinct, but 2026 also has some really good news. There are some…
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New Monkey Species With Orange Lips Discovered in DR Congo’s Lomami National Park
Since the late 1990s, a strange black-faced, bright orange-pink-lipped monkey has been darting through the trees of the Democratic Republic…
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