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extinction

  • New Australian Mountain Frog Hops Into View
    New Australian Mountain Frog Hops Into View
    A new species of mountain frog has been discovered in the rainforests of New South Wales (NSW), and Queensland, Australia. The species Philoria knowlesi was discovered by researchers from universities, ...
    May 25, 2022BY Lily Kelly
  • UN Biodiversity Conference Begins in China
    UN Biodiversity Conference Begins in China
    Part One of the United Nations’ Biodiversity Conference is taking place this week in the city of Kunming ...
    October 12, 2021BY Nathan Worcester
  • Australia State Sets Target for Zero Species Extinctions on National Threatened Species Day
    Australia State Sets Target for Zero Species Extinctions on National Threatened Species Day
    Koalas, rock wallabies, and a rare tree will be included in the list of 92 endangered and iconic ...
    September 8, 2021BY Cindy Li
  • 440lb Galapagos Tortoise Celebrates 54th Birthday With Watermelon Cake at Perth Zoo
    440lb Galapagos Tortoise Celebrates 54th Birthday With Watermelon Cake at Perth Zoo
    An adorable tortoise has proudly celebrated his 54th birthday by enjoying a special watermelon cake to mark the ...
    October 1, 2020BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • Extremely Rare Burmese Turtle With a ‘Smiling Face’ Coming Back From Near Extinction
    Extremely Rare Burmese Turtle With a ‘Smiling Face’ Coming Back From Near Extinction
    A rare turtle species, beloved for its permanent "smiling" expression, has been saved from the brink of extinction ...
    September 9, 2020BY Louise Chambers
  • The UN’s Great Extinction Scare
    The UN’s Great Extinction Scare
    Commentary According to a new United Nations report, “around 1 million species [out of 1.8 million known species] ...
    June 25, 2019BY Mark Hendrickson
  • 6 Animals Being Eaten to Extinction in China
    6 Animals Being Eaten to Extinction in China
    In China's Guangdong Province, there is a popular saying that people there will eat anything with four legs ...
    February 12, 2019BY Li Ziyi
  • Asteroids Are Smacking Earth Twice as Often as Before
    Asteroids Are Smacking Earth Twice as Often as Before
    Giant rocks from space are falling from the sky more than they used to, but don’t worry. For ...
    January 17, 2019BY The Associated Press
  • Cheetahs Are Dangerously Close to Becoming Extinct (Video)
    Cheetahs Are Dangerously Close to Becoming Extinct (Video)
    According to a new report, only about 7,000 of these majestic cats are left in the wild.
    December 28, 2016BY Epoch Videos
  • Extinction Threatens Hundreds of Species Because of Rubber, Palm Oil Production: Study
    Extinction Threatens Hundreds of Species Because of Rubber, Palm Oil Production: Study
    In Southeast Asia's natural forests, 40 percent of species have less than 10 percent of their habitats protected from ...
    August 17, 2016BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Fossil of 30-Foot Crocodile Found in Sahara Desert
    Fossil of 30-Foot Crocodile Found in Sahara Desert
    Scientists have discovered the fossil remains of a Cretaceous-era crocodile in the Sahara Desert, Tunisia. The fossil is ...
    January 13, 2016BY Jonathan Zhou
  • To Stop Mass Extinction, Focus on the ‘Ghosts’
    To Stop Mass Extinction, Focus on the ‘Ghosts’
    A new study urges scientists to move their focus from species extinction to species rarity in order to ...
    December 25, 2015BY Jim Shelton
  • Elephant Loss Could Change Landscape Forever
    Elephant Loss Could Change Landscape Forever
    The disappearance of elephants and other large land animals could have a devastating and permanent effect on plants ...
    October 29, 2015BY Robert Sanders
  • Did Asteroid, Volcano Combo Kill the Dinosaurs?
    Did Asteroid, Volcano Combo Kill the Dinosaurs?
    Hundreds of thousands of years of volcanic eruptions in India—accelerated by a massive asteroid impact 66 million years ...
    October 6, 2015BY Robert Sanders
  • 60% of World’s Largest Herbivores Facing Extinction (Video)
    60% of World’s Largest Herbivores Facing Extinction (Video)
    According to a recently published study, 60% of the world's largest terrestrial herbivores are facing extinction.
    May 5, 2015BY Epoch Videos
  • Most Large Herbivores Now Face Extinction
    Most Large Herbivores Now Face Extinction
    Our planet’s large mammal biodiversity is a shade of what it once was.
    May 4, 2015BY Matt Hayward
  • Why a Comet Probably Didn’t Kill Off Mammoths
    Why a Comet Probably Didn’t Kill Off Mammoths
    A new study casts doubt on the theory that a cosmic impact 12,900 years ago triggered the Younger ...
    January 9, 2015BY Kat Kerlin
  • New, Tighter Timeline Confirms Ancient Volcanism Aligned With Dinosaurs’ Extinction
    New, Tighter Timeline Confirms Ancient Volcanism Aligned With Dinosaurs’ Extinction
    A definitive geological timeline shows that a series of massive volcanic explosions 66 million years ago spewed enormous ...
    December 19, 2014BY Princeton University
  • Can Zoos Save the World?
    Can Zoos Save the World?
    Today, many zoos promote the protection of biodiversity as a significant part of their mission. As conservation "arks" ...
    November 13, 2014BY Ben A. Minteer
  • Woolly Mammoth Brain Found—Best Specimen in History
    Woolly Mammoth Brain Found—Best Specimen in History
    She is the most intact woolly mammoth ever found. What could this mean for cloning?
    November 12, 2014BY Epoch Videos
  • Study Doesn’t Prove Megalodons Are Extinct, Never Needed to (Video)
    Study Doesn’t Prove Megalodons Are Extinct, Never Needed to (Video)
    How and why a study about when the giant prehistoric shark Megalodon went extinct got picked up as ...
    October 27, 2014BY Epoch Videos
  • Cloning: The Science of Resurrection
    Cloning: The Science of Resurrection
      What do woolly mammoths, pandas, and John Lennon have in common? Someone out there wants them cloned. ...
    September 4, 2014BY Liz Leafloor
  • Fiction Writer Riffs Off Real Life Horror
    Fiction Writer Riffs Off Real Life Horror
    The dystopia imagined by a science fiction author was inspired by reports of organ harvesting in China.
    June 27, 2014BY Matthew Robertson
  • Scientists Focusing on the Wrong Sharks in the Wrong Places
    Scientists Focusing on the Wrong Sharks in the Wrong Places
    Sharks are in danger in most parts of the world, with a quarter of all sharks and rays ...
    May 16, 2014BY Paolo Momigliano
  • Hard-Wired to Extinction
    Hard-Wired to Extinction
    The Federal Reserve is once again ignoring pervasive signs of financial instability that are widely visible.
    April 26, 2014BY V Anantha Nageswaran
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