Antarctica's first plant risk assessment flags rare moss
A rare moss in Antarctica is more vulnerable than scientists realized. The first formal plant risk assessment
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A rare moss in Antarctica is more vulnerable than scientists realized. The first formal plant risk assessment
A crocodile that climbs trees. That is the reality in Côte d'Ivoire, where the slender snouted crocodile has b
In Australia, scientists are using vanilla extract and fake eggs to make foxes feel sick, all in an effort to
A brilliant blue lizard no longer than a finger is proving that even the smallest creatures can stage a big re
A small coastal village in South Africa has become an unlikely model for living with wild baboons. In Rooi Els
A parrot that had not been officially recorded in nearly three decades has been spotted alive on a remote moun
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A small, secretive mammal that looks like a cross between a ferret and a badger lives only on the island of Bo
The loss of African elephants does more than shrink a species. It triggers a chain reaction that can wipe out
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Ethiopia's national parks and wildlife reserves, long celebrated as global conservation victories, may be quie
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A camera trap set in a sacred community forest in Nepal has captured an image of a Chinese pangolin, one of th
Tuna are rebounding in several regions, but the recovery is fragile and far from complete. Scientists and fish
Cambodia wants to bring Bengal tigers back to its forests nearly 20 years after the species was declared funct