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A long-term study reveals a 72% drop in flying insect populations in Colorado’s subalpine meadows over 20 years
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Insect Populations Drops in Remote Places

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A new CITES–IUCN report reveals that all pangolin species face severe threats from trafficking and habitat loss, urging stronger conservation action and community engagement.
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Pangolin at High Risk of Extinction

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A UNC-Chapel Hill study finds flying insect populations in a Colorado meadow have declined 72% since 2004, linking the drop to rising summer temperatures
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Insect Populations Plummet 72 Percent

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#Rhino Survival; #Drought and Policy Threats

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Reindeer and caribou face population declines of up to 80% in North America by 2100 due to climate change, threatening Arctic ecosystems and Indigenous livelihoods.
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Climate Change Could Slash Reindeer Populations by 80% in North

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Poaching of African rhinos has decreased since 2021, yet drought, policy shifts, and illegal trade continue to threaten their survival, says new IUCN report.
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African Rhino Poaching Declines, But Drought and Policy Challenges Threaten Future...

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Celebrating #Tiger Comeback Global Tiger Day 2025

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#Wildlife vs #Humans Surprising Study Revealed

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Scientists discover that peacock eyespots act like natural lasers, using nanostructures to emit aligned light in specific color wavelengths.
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Peacock Feathers Emit Laser-Like Light

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On Global Tiger Day, there's hope as wild tigers return to former habitats in India, Kazakhstan, and Thailand. Conservation efforts show results.
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Tigers Are Reclaiming Their Lost Territories Across Asia

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