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Animals China

13. May 2025

Twice As Many Endangered Ducks Quacking Around

Conservation efforts have doubled the population of rare diving ducks in China.

Animals United States

11. May 2025

Bringing Back the Continent’s Largest Bird

Decades of binational collaboration have led to the reintroduction and growing population of the California condor.

Animals South Africa

10. May 2025

A Special Way to Save These Special Rhinos

In South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana, black rhinos are safely relocated by helicopter, dangling from their feet, a tried and tested solution increasingly used by conservationists to save the critically endangered horned herbivore.

Technology USA

8. May 2025

AI Model May Help Us Understand What Dolphins Say

Google, an American multinational corporation and technology company, has developed a generative artificial intelligence model to speak to dolphins, using decades of data on the highly intelligent marine mammal.

Animals India

1. May 2025

Lions Rebound Thanks to Conservation Success

India's Gujarat state is seeing an increase in its lion population following extensive conservation efforts.

first confirmed live observation of the colossal squid, Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, in its natural habitat

Animals The World

27. April 2025

First-Ever Images of Colossal Squid, a Whole Century Later!

It took a hundred years, but we finally have the first images of a colossal squid, the world’s heaviest invertebrate, in the South Atlantic Ocean, its natural habitat.

Animals USA

23. April 2025

A Happy Easter for Mama Tortoise: Four Eggs Hatch, Boosting Hope for Survival

At 97 years old, a female Galápagos tortoise became the oldest first-time mom of her species, welcoming four hatchlings and giving hope for the critically endangered reptile's survival.

Animals USA

22. April 2025

A Step Forward in the Conservation of the Iconic Bison

A recently published study shows that bison in Yellowstone National Park in Montana, the United States, consist of a single interbreeding population, and from here on, it should be managed and monitored as one large herd.

man removes the fins of an endangered mako shark

Animals USA

17. April 2025

PCR Test: From Identifying COVID, to Trafficked Fish Species!

Ports across the United States will soon deploy PCR tests – similar to those used during the Covid-19 pandemic – to identify marine species, including threatened or near-threatened ones, to crack down on seafood fraud and fish trafficking.

Animals Kazakhstan

13. April 2025

Restoration Feat to Protect Many Native Animals

Following the near or total disappearance of various native species, Kazakhstan began a significant wildlife conservation program that is proving effective.