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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.
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Operation Thunder 2025; 30,000 Animals Seized Globally

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A new study reveals how unregulated photography tourism wiped out a galaxy frog population in Mathikettan Shola National Park, Kerala. Learn the threats to these unique EDGE species and essential guidelines for ethical wildlife photography.
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Photography Tourism Endangers Rare Galaxy Frogs in Kerala’s Western Ghats

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India's EAC recommends clearance for Arunachal's 1,200-MW Kalai-II hydropower project despite EIA ignoring critically endangered white-bellied heron habitat. Conservationists demand urgent review amid Lohit River threats.
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MW Kalai-II Hydropower Project Sparks Outrage Over Critically Endangered White-Bellied Heron

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University of Arizona study reveals 16,000+ new species found annually, outpacing extinctions. Richer biodiversity in plants, fungi, fish ahead
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New Species Discovered at the Fastest  

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A new interim report reveals 49% of protected migratory species are declining, highlighting urgent conservation needs ahead of COP15
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Nearly 8,000 Animal Species at Risk of Extinction by 2100

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Wild megaherbivores like elephants, giraffes, and rhinos face sodium shortages across Africa, driving migrations and habitat choices, warns University of Zurich study.
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Elephants, Giraffes And Rhinos Travel To Where Salt Is Present

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Conservation concerns arise due to its limited range
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New Wolf Snake Species Discovered in India’s Great Nicobar Islands

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Not #Climatechange But #Human Impact Linked to #Elephant Species

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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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