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India’s Historic Snow Leopard Population Assessment

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Vanishing Wings: Shocking Decline of Migratory Species

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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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Kaziranga; 27% Surge in Bird Population Sets New Heights

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In a groundbreaking move, Tamil Nadu has taken proactive measures to protect its wild elephant population by implementing an innovative AI-based surveillance system. This pioneering pilot project, launched in Madhukkarai, west of Coimbatore, seeks to avert tragic elephant fatalities resulting from collisions with trains on railway tracks.
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AI-Powered Surveillance Shields Wild Elephants  

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In a significant announcement, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service confirmed the extinction of 21 species, including birds, a bat, and several mussels. These species are being delisted from the Endangered Species Act due to their unfortunate demise.
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End of an Era: 21 Species Declared Extinct

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Bats, the only mammals capable of true flight, have fascinated scientists for their extraordinary traits, including an extended lifespan relative to their size and an unparalleled resistance to viruses like COVID-19 and Ebola. This resilience against infections and cancer has long puzzled researchers, and recent findings from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) point to the genetic underpinnings of this phenomenon.
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Bats ‘ Exceptional Immune System; Implications for Human Health

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In the world of conservation, charismatic species like pandas and polar bears often take the spotlight in campaigns aimed at protecting our planet's biodiversity. However, recent research suggests that it's not just entire species that can serve as flagships for conservation; individual animals or plants can also play a pivotal role in raising awareness and garnering public support.
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The Power of “Flagship” Individuals in Conservation

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Contrary to the conventional notion that female frogs simply submit to the desires of persistent males, a new study reveals that they frequently fake their own deaths to evade their amorous pursuers.
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Female Frogs Fake Their Deaths to Avoid Aggressive Males

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A recent study from Florida State University sheds light on how female animals influence the evolution of mate preferences. While sexual selection typically involves males competing for female attention, this research highlights the crucial role that females play in shaping the traits that make a male attractive as a mate. This study unveils how learning and observation lead to changes in female preferences, ultimately affecting the diversity of male traits in a species.
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How Female Animals Shape Mate Preferences

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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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Climate Change Leading Cause of Amphibian Declines Globally

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