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A new study reveals that climate change has become a significant driver of amphibian declines worldwide. Climate change effects have emerged as the most common primary driver of deteriorating amphibian populations from 2004 to 2022, affecting 39% of species, compared to just 1% during the previous two decades (1980-2004).
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Amphibians Decline Continue Globally with 40.7% of Species Threatened

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Explore India’s top national parks for wildlife lovers. Spot tigers, rhinos, lions, and more in breathtaking landscapes.
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Elephants Display Remarkable Problem-Solving Skills

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Discover Kaziranga's soaring bird population! Gull-billed tern makes a debut. Explore the biodiversity of this global avian haven.
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African Rhino Numbers on the Rise despite Poaching Challenges

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To date, 20 adult African cheetahs have been imported, but not without setbacks. The first batch of eight cheetahs arrived in September 2022, followed by another 12 from South Africa in February 2023. In March 2023, hope was kindled as one of the females gave birth to four cubs conceived in India.
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Mixed Fortunes: First Year of African Cheetahs in India

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As the world experiences warming at an unprecedented rate, climate change is increasingly impacting human health, said a comprehensive report coordinated by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Vulnerable communities are particularly at risk, and urgent action is needed to address this growing threat.
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Climate Change Impacts Pathogen Prevalence in Birds and Bats

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While the estimated total population of wild lions in Africa ranges between 20,000 and 25,000 individuals, a concerning number of them reside in small, fragmented populations that are at risk of disappearing. For instance, nearly half of the 25 African countries where lions still roam have fewer than 250 individuals, and eight of these nations have only one remaining wild lion population. What's more, less than half of the 62 known wild African lion populations consist of over 100 lions.
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Lions in Peril: Uncovering the Threats Facing African Lion Populations

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In a sweeping global analysis encompassing thousands of animal and plant species, a concerning trend has emerged: species across the board are shrinking in size. Researchers have pinpointed this phenomenon most prominently in fish, which are undergoing significant reductions in size.
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Widespread Species Shrinkage, with Fish among Most Affected

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SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic, is not only still circulating among humans but is also infecting white-tailed deer in the United States, where it appears to be evolving more rapidly. While the origins of SARS-CoV-2 remain mysterious, the virus has demonstrated its ability to jump from humans to various other mammals, according to a recent study.
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SARS-CoV-2 Infecting White-Tailed Deer, Raising Concerns

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When some birds like the Indian peafowl enjoy an upswing, majority of birds face a decline in numbers, according to the recently released "State of India's Birds 2023" report. Based on data contributed by around 30,000 birdwatchers, this comprehensive report identifies concerning patterns in bird populations, highlighting the precarious state of raptors, migratory shorebirds, and ducks.
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Birds in Peril; Alarming Declines and Urgent Actions

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Alarming Persistence of Illegal Pet Trade Threatening Orangutans

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