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Endangered Species
Leonardo Dicaprio Endangered Tigers
How many Leonardo DiCaprios would it take to save the world’s remaining endangered tigers? In November, DiCaprio, the Hollywood star, arrived in St. Petersburg, Russia, to attend an international conference…
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Poaching & Illegal Hunting
Rhino and Other Endangered Species Poaching Goes High Tech
The illegal hunting of endangered rhinoceroses, elephants, and other endangered wild animals has taken a worrisome turn over the past year, as organized, well-funded and well-armed criminals quickly replace the…
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Extinct Wildlife
Why Cloning Won’t Save Endangered Animals
There is no denying that an international scientific team’s recently announced plans to clone a woolly mammoth inspire a justifiable amount of excitement. After all, no one’s ever seen a…
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African Wildlife
Biologist Enters the Fashion Field In A Bid to Save Wild Leopards
Veteran field biologist Tristan Dickerson is most at home tracking leopards through the rugged bush spanning the remote northern Zululand Area of KwaZulu Natal, in his native South Africa. But…
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American Wildlife
Bald Eagle Numbers on the Rise
The bald eagle probably represents the most successful recovery of an endangered species in North America, if not the entire world. Down to just 417 breeding pairs in the Lower…
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Endangered Species
Atlantic Sturgeon a New Endangered Species?
Certainly there is beauty in the Atlantic sturgeon—but it takes a true connoisseur of natural objects to recognize it. The fish is a huge, snouted, bumpy, bottom-feeding leftover from the…
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New Species
New Monkey Discovered
Although the Burmese snub-nosed monkey was unknown to science until an expedition turned up conclusive evidence earlier this year, local hunters in the remote and mountainous area of Burma where…
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