Extinct Australian rodent is re-discovered, alive, after 150 years
Always good news to hear!
Tag: species
Biodiversity loss, fueled by human activity, could take millions of years to recover
This is part of our legacy.
Climate change is turning the Eastern Mediterranean into a completely new ecosystem
Sadly, it's doing it through to the death of local species.
Researchers want to create the first universally accepted list of species
This could help to address biodiversity challenges.
Theory by Darwin is proven 150 years after his death
Subspecies play a more important role in evolution than previously thought.
New tweets: ten species of bustling songbirds discovered on Indonesian islands
Some of these new species are already at risk of extinction.
‘Half-Earth’ conservation schemes would affect over a billion people
We should do more with less. Nature needs it.
Newly-discovered bee species in Fiji are already thretened
Our good work precedes us!
How Are The Best Coffee Beans In The World Grown?
There are over 120 known species of coffee.
How many species are on Earth? Untangling a difficult question
A total of 1.3 million species have so far been identified but many more live on the planet.
Working landscapes can be used for species conservation alongside economic activities
Forest patches are opportunities to conserve wildlife
Escaped parrots are now living, roosting in 23 US states
The greenest immigrant community in the US, certainly.
Robots and AI can help us better understand deep sea species, study reports.
We're fishing for information in the deep seas.
Our ships carry invasive species, not just trade — and it is rapidly getting worse
Your package has arrived sir, it seems to be a pair of socks. The zebra mussel is on the house.
Fossil Friday: Newly-found fossil teeth solve ancient monkey mystery
Take a bite out of this story.
Nanotyrannus and the Skeptical Criteria for Species
A historical example of how classifying a species can sometimes be very confusing.
New species of crocodile found in Africa right under our snout
It's the first species of crocodile formally described in more than 80 years.
Bacteria species, too, can become extinct — and they do so quite often
The findings go against commonly-held wisdom today.