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Operation Thunder 2025; 30,000 Animals Seized Globally
INTERPOL's Operation Thunder 2025 across 134 countries nets 30,000 live animals, 1,100 suspects, and massive illegal timber seizures. Bushmeat, exotic insects, and pangolins top threats—boosting fight against $20B wildlife crime.
Nearly 8,000 Animal Species at Risk of Extinction by 2100
New Oxford research warns up to 7,895 species could face extinction by 2100 as extreme heat and land-use changes threaten habitats globally.
Rising Prevalence of Chronic Diseases in Animals
Chronic diseases like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and degenerative joint ailments increasingly affect pets, livestock, marine species, and wildlife around the world. This...
Atlas Blue Butterfly Confirmed as Animal With Most Chromosomes
Scientists have confirmed that the Atlas blue butterfly, also known as Polyommatus atlantica, carries more chromosomes than any other animal.
#Animal #Protein; #Health Benefits Revealed
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Yoga Poses Inspired by Animals: How They Benefit Your Body and Mind
Yoga draws a lot of inspiration from the natural world, especially animals. Many poses mimic the movement or posture of animals, helping...
Animal Protein Intake Not Linked to Higher Mortality, May Reduce Cancer Risk
Eating animal-sourced protein foods is not associated with an increased risk of death, and may even offer modest protective benefits against cancer-related...
Climate Change Threatens Thousands of Animal Species
Over 3,500 animal species face significant threats from climate change, which signals a rising existential crisis for Earth’s wildlife.Until now, habitat loss...
#Animals Shape Earth’s #Landscapes
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Animals as Architects: How Species Shape Earth’s Landscapes
Animals are not just inhabitants of the natural world—they are its architects., says a groundbreaking study from Queen Mary University of London....
