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Fears for England’s frog and toad population after drought
Conservationists blame changing weather patterns as low numbers of amphibians found across country
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Could the dodo come back from extinction?
The dodo's genome has been sequenced from a DNA sample, but that's just the first hurdle to overcome in bringing a species back from the dead
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Tulare Lake Was Drained Off the Map. Nature Would Like a Word.
A barrage of storms has resurrected what was once the largest body of fresh water west of the Mississippi River, setting the stage for a disaster this spring.
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Nature is out of sync—and that’s reshaping everything, everywhere
Everything in nature—flowering, breeding, migration—lives and dies by a clock that is being recalibrated by climate change. We don’t yet know how severe the consequences may be.
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Black buzzards are circling New York City in sightings that 'would have been unheard of' 30 years ago, ornithologists say
Andrew Farnsworth, a researcher at Cornell University's Lab of Ornithology, told The New York Times more than 300 sightings have been recorded in a year.
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Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula - Save A Spider Day - March 14th, 2023| Creature Feature!
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Florida man finds giant clam estimated to be 214 years old
The clam was born the same years as Abraham Lincoln, and it was given a very apropos name.
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Only ONE of this Rare Lizard was Ever Found.....Is It Extinct 40 Years Later?
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The Senegal man on a mission to plant five million trees
Adama Diémé was motivated after seeing once-verdant villages in Senegal without a single tree.
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In the Race To Save Earth's Biodiversity, Water Is Getting Its Due
Nature supports life on Earth. We have a commitment anew to heal her.
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Glass act: Scientists reveal secrets of frog transparency
WASHINGTON (AP) — Now you see them, now you don’t. Some frogs found in South and Central America have the rare ability to turn on and off their nearly transparent appearance, researchers report Thursday in the journal Science .
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The Arctic and Antarctic saw record warmth and ice melt in 2022
The sea ice around Antarctica shrank to the smallest area ever recorded in early 2022, and there were exceptionally high temperatures at both poles
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Trees store 'twice as much carbon' as once thought
Mature trees found in UK forests play a critical role in fighting climate change, a study suggests
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How daredevil drones find nearly extinct plants hiding in cliffs
Ben Nyberg stood on a knife-edge ridge along Hawaii’s Na Pali Coast, his eyes scouring the leafy recesses of the neighboring red-rock ridges. It was quiet, if not for a faint buzzing of a drone flying among flocks of curious white-tailed tropicbirds.
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World’s oldest tortoise has seen off two world wars and the British Empire
Jonathan the tortoise, who hatched in the Georgian era, is 190 and the oldest known living land animal on Earth.
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Spider Fixed a Mosquito Net. When Your IQ Is Human-like #4
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What are debt-for-nature swaps and how do they work?
In the 1990s, Irish singer Bob Geldof and friends campaigned to “drop the debt,” in an effort to alleviate the economic struggles of developing nations. A decade later, €122 billion of debt was cancelled for 36 countries by G7 finance ministers.
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Do bumble bees play?
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TWiEVO 83: Evolution spreads its wings (and then loses them)
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Google will pay Arizona $85 million over illegally tracking Android users
Google will pay Arizona $85 million to settle a 2020 lawsuit, which claimed that the search giant was illegally tracking Android users..
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