Wildlife Conservation
Recent blog posts
The Rise Of Genetic Resurrections And De-Extinction
Because it provides a tantalizing look into a future in which extinct species may once again roam, the rise of genetic resurrections has enthralled...
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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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Birds of Death: Two New Species Are Found
Do you know of any Birds of Death? Danish biologists have found two new kinds of birds that are completely unlike the common birds you feed and...
Endemic Wildlife: Their Importance For Nature As A Whole
Endemic wildlife refers to species that are unique and exclusively found in specific regions or habitats. These organisms have evolved and adapted...
Animal Extinction Due To Human Actions
Our current way of life is highly unsustainable, driving many species to become extinct. Human population increase is wreaking havoc on a range of...
Why Do Some Birds Migrate And Others Don’t?
Ever wonder why some birds migrate, and others don't during the spring or the fall seasons? For instance, why do some birds migrate and other birds,...
Ethical Animal Testing: Pros and Cons
What is Animal Testing? Animal testing is a term used to describe the various procedures performed on living animals for research and study purposes...
World Bird Populations Are Rapidly Declining
In 2018, a report published in ‘State of the World’s Birds' in April found that about 40 percent of bird species population around the world are in...