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Climate change may threaten the survival of the Cape frog. The solution could lie in creating corridors for them to move to new habitats and more suitable climate spaces.
The iconic southern African Chacma baboon is in danger. The species is facing a population decline.
We’re familiar with the idea of releasing almost-extinct species into new areas. By doing the same with common animals, we can help stop their population numbers getting into the same perilous state.
Grey squirrels hate these reclusive, cat-sized predators.
Three recent reports make clear that we should be saving habitat in order to save species. It is pretty simple. Destroy a species’ habitat and you destroy its home.
Bottlenose dolphins who use sponges as tools experience changes to their genetic make-up as a result, research shows. Researchers…
The red widow spider predominately preys on beetles endemic to its Florida scrub habitat, according to new research. University…
Culling dingo populations could mean disastrous consequences to the Australian landscape by causing a decline in vegetation…
Colonies of rock ants are constantly searching for the most ideal homes in order to continue the safety and productivity…
A method to identify new homes for animals affected by climate change has been devised by a team of UK scientists. The Zoological…
In a chance sighting, scientists have managed to study the ecology of a whale carcass, found in an undersea crater beneath…
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