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Ivory Poaching Blamed for Rise of Tuskless African Elephants

3 months ago

Ivory Poaching Blamed for Rise of Tuskless African Elephants

An investigation into the effects of ivory poaching has led to the discovery of an increasing number of tuskless female…

NIMBYs and a Trump Advisor Unite to Try and Kill the Nation’s Largest Offshore Wind Project

5 months ago

NIMBYs and a Trump Advisor Unite to Try and Kill the Nation’s Largest Offshore Wind Project

North Atlantic Right Whales Are Shrinking, and It’s Our Fault

8 months ago

North Atlantic Right Whales Are Shrinking, and It’s Our Fault

Researchers Discover Peaceful Turtle Playground in the Sargasso Sea

Science & Health

9 months ago

Researchers Discover Peaceful Turtle Playground in the Sargasso Sea

Off the coast of Florida lie marigold meadows floating in the ocean; they’re trails of sargassum, a seaweed that bobs…

Scientists Don’t Know Why All These Sea Creatures Are Swimming in Circles

10 months ago

Scientists Don’t Know Why All These Sea Creatures Are Swimming in Circles

This Artist Paints Endangered Animals To Remind Us What We’re Fighting For

Science & Health

2 years ago

This Artist Paints Endangered Animals To Remind Us What We’re Fighting For

Population Of Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoises Now Less Than 19 Individuals

Science & Health

2 years ago

Population Of Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoises Now Less Than 19 Individuals

George Dvorsky

There are now less than 19 individual vaquita porpoises left in the wild, according to an alarming new survey. Scientists…

Adorable Newborn Asian Elephant Is Helping Save Her Species

3 years ago

Adorable Newborn Asian Elephant Is Helping Save Her Species

Yessenia Funes

Science & Health

3 years ago

These Nearly-Extinct Animals Would Fit On A Single Subway Car

If You Resurrect The Woolly Mammoth, Can You Still Call It A Woolly Mammoth?

5 years ago

If You Resurrect The Woolly Mammoth, Can You Still Call It A Woolly Mammoth?

Kristen V. Brown

In the early 20th century, seeking riches, fur and its medicinal qualities, the people of Europe hunted the Eurasian beaver…

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