Wildlife Conservation
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Captive Lion Population In Thailand Triples Since 2018, Sparking Global Concern
In only six years, the number of captive lions in Thailand has more than tripled, rising from just over 130 in 2018 to over 440 by 2024. The captive...
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Supreme Court Permits Euthanasia Of Rabid And Dangerous Stray Dogs Under Protocols
The Supreme Court permits euthanasia of rabid and dangerous stray dogs under statutory protocols,...
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What A Shifting Bear Diet Reveals About Climate Change
The idea that bears are becoming vegetarian is catchy, but the science is more precise than that....
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With Only 22,000–31,000 Left, Polar Bears Face Growing Habitat Crisis
In the frozen silence of the Arctic, where sea ice once stretched endlessly across the horizon, p...
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Costa Rica Evidences The First Crocodile Virgin Birth
The first crocodile virgin birth has been documented in an American crocodile by the name of Crocodylus acutus. For 16 years, Crocodylus acutus...
Alarming Decline In African Megafauna Population: Report
Faysal Bibi of the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin and Juan L. Cantalapiedra of the University of Alcalá published research that revealed essential...
Urbanization’s Toll: A Decline in LA’s Bird Population
The largest threat to living things, particularly bird populations worldwide, is climate change. However, birds in Los Angeles (LA) are at a major...
Mind Over Matter: Meet The Smartest Animals In The World
We, humans, are very proud of our brains and our alleged "dominance" over the other organisms on the planet. But the animal kingdom is teeming with...
India’s Mega Projects Endanger Earth’s Giant Turtles
A significant international container port on the Great Nicobar Island that may have a severe impact on the leatherback turtle population has lately...
Bihar’s Gandak River Flourishes With Over 200 Gharials
According to a recent survey, the number of Gharials in the Gandak River has increased from 30 in 2014 to 217 in 2023. The resurgence of this highly...