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A new study reveals a surprisingly healthy population of critically endangered Sumatran tigers in the Leuser ecosystem, highlighting successful conservation efforts and the need for stronger protection.
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Healthy Sumatran Tiger Population Offers New Hope for Conservation

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New research reveals that sick young ants release a chemical signal to prompt worker ants to destroy them, protecting the colony from infection
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Sick Young Ants Send Sacrificial Signal to Save Colony from Disease

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New research reveals wild chimpanzees consume fermented fruit with alcohol equivalent to two human drinks daily, supporting the “drunken monkey” hypothesis.
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Wild Chimpanzees Consume Alcohol Equivalent to Two Human Drinks Daily

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New research shows elephants habituate to drones flown carefully, enabling non-invasive monitoring of behavior, sleep, and social dynamics in Kenya's reserves.
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Drones Transform Elephant Conservation

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Discover how whales' unique DNA repair mechanisms reveal breakthroughs in cancer resistance and longevity, offering hope for future human therapies.
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Mystery of Whale Longevity and Cancer Resistance

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A comprehensive analysis of tiger seizures from 2000 to 2025 exposes a rising trend in tiger trafficking, with increasing whole tiger seizures and persistent illegal trade despite conservation efforts.
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25 Years of Tiger Seizure Data Reveals Alarming Rise in Illegal...

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African Penguins Face Increased Competition with Fishing Vessels

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Connecting wildlife habitats promotes biodiversity but can also spread diseases and invasive species. Learn about risks, benefits, and management strategies.
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Ecological Risks and Benefits of Connecting Fragmented Wildlife Habitats

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New Oxford research finds Africa’s megafauna-driven ecosystem energy has dropped by over a third, endangering biodiversity, vital functions, and millions of livelihoods.
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Africa’s Natural Energy Drops by Over a Third

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A new study finds that illegal wildlife trade is intertwined with arms, drugs, and human trafficking, fueling a billion-dollar criminal industry and global risks. Tackling key network players is vital for progress
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Illegal Wildlife Trade: A Billion-Dollar Crime at the Heart of Global...

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