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Scientists enlist surprising helpers in effort to protect rare animals: 'A really nice outcome'
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Nearly 1,000 babies — some endangered — born at Singapore zoo. See adorable ‘baby boom’
One of these organizations is the Mandai Wildlife Group in Singapore, and they’re celebrating a monumental “baby boom” year. A total of 998 babies across 143 species were born in 2024, the ...
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Deep sea mining impacts visible for ‘many decades’
Scientists and campaigners have long insisted that future industrial-level mining will threaten marine ecosystems. Risks ...
Doctor ignored his own symptom and died three weeks after diagnosis
Despite being a doctor. Jonathan did not get the symptoms checked out - and died three weeks after he was finally diagnosed ...
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Researchers baffled by rare animal behavior spotted along popular coast: 'Super unusual'
A mother North Atlantic right whale and her calf were spotted February 3 near the northernmost coast of New Jersey, TAPinto Neptune reported. The animals feed in northeast New England and Canada but ...
Students and experts team up to save Ohio’s endangered Hellbenders
Environmental leaders, educators, and conservationists gathered at Indian Creek High School to continue their collaborative efforts in saving one of Ohio’s ...
'Doctor husband took months to get pain checked and died three weeks later'
Despite being a doctor. Jonathan did not get the symptoms checked out - and died three weeks after he was finally diagnosed ...
Rare Creature Declared Extinct Returns to Wild as Critically Endangered Species After Massive Conservation Effort
The Partula tohiveana snail has been reclassified as critically endangered by the IUCN Red List after being previously ...