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Guam Kingfishers

Hand-Raised Guam Kingfisher Released After 40 Years Of Extinction In The Wild

The reintroduction of the Guam kingfisher, a species extinct in the wild for nearly 40 years, stands as a beacon of hope in the world of conservation. After decades of meticulous care and dedicated conservation efforts, this beautiful orange and blue bird, also known as the sihek (scientific name: Todiramphus cinnamominus), is finally taking flight in the wild once more. The Extinction of the Guam Kingfisher: A Tragic Loss Once native to Guam and its surrounding islands, the Guam kingfisher’s

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How Many Animal Species Have Humans Driven to Extinction?

The question of how many animal species humans have driven to extinction is both complex and deeply troubling. Despite extensive research, the true scale of the damage we’ve inflicted on the natural world remains elusive, though estimates suggest the toll could be in the hundreds of thousands. The Unseen Impact of Human Activity on Wildlife Human activities have been devastating to countless Animal Species, leading to the extinction of creatures like the dodo, the golden toad, and the Tasmanian tiger.

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Ancient Woolly Rhino Discovered by Siberian Miners Offers Rare Insight into Prehistoric Life

In a stunning discovery, gold miners in Siberia have unearthed a mummified woolly rhino, complete with its horn and soft tissues, in the Sakha Republic. This ancient woolly rhino, preserved in permafrost, offers an incredible glimpse into the distant past, as researchers begin to study this rare find in depth. The Discovery: A Glimpse into Prehistoric Siberia While excavating a new quarry site in the Oymyakon District, Siberian miners stumbled upon the ancient woolly rhino’s carcass. The discovery, which has

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