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The Taxidermy Bat Market Is Compounding Threats to a Species’ Existence

Ancient marine animal had inventive past despite being represented by few species, new study finds - EurekAlert

Ancient marine animal had inventive past despite being represented by few species, new study finds - EurekAlert

Systematic monitoring: Leibniz-IZW carries out 1000th wolf autopsy since the species’ comeback to Germany - EurekAlert

Resurrection plants have adapted to survive drought by completely drying out, down to less than 10% water in their tissues. A recent study in Nature Plants identifies one gene family that is consistently duplicated across species that can "resurrect," hinting at an underlying genetic mechanism.

Recent studies indicate that warming waters in the Gulf of Mexico are helping young bull sharks thrive in Texas and Alabama; however, how the observed population growth is affecting other species in the coastal estuaries remains to be seen.

Are animals conscious? We’re finally realising that many species are

In a first, botanists vote to remove offensive plant names from hundreds of species

Most seen dolphin off California should be it’s own species, new study argues

‘Frog Saunas’ Could Protect Species from Devastating Fungal Disease

From space to swamp: innovative AI method classifies mangrove species with unprecedented accuracy - EurekAlert

The last woolly mammoths offer new clues to why the species went extinct

Urgent Action Is Needed: Natural Hazards Threaten Over 3000 Species

The Oldest Known Burial Site in The World Wasn't Created by Our Species

Natural hazards threaten over three thousand species

"Lost" birds list will aid in protecting species - EurekAlert

'Lost' birds list will aid in protecting species

Illegal Wildlife Trade Threatens 4,000 Species Globally, UN Reports

A skin fungus has pushed 500+ amphibian species into decline, and 90+ extinct. Researchers say it's the biggest contributor to biodiversity loss of any disease or pathogen on record.

Some species may better tolerate climate change than expected - EurekAlert