Tag: wild animals
Southern Right Whales May Live for Over a Century
Recent research published in Science Advances reveals Southern right whales can live over 100 years, with some reaching 150. This remarkable discovery...
Nature’s Technicians: How Wild Animals Support Life on Earth
Wild animals touch our lives every day. Whether it’s the birds we hear in the garden or the fish on our plates,...
Virus Causing Covid Widespread in Wildlife
SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, has been detected extensively among wildlife species, according to a recent study published on July 29,...
Over 4,000 Wildlife Species Still Victims of Trafficking Annually
Despite efforts, UNODC's report reveals ongoing wildlife trafficking, impacting over 4,000 species annually. Organized crime, corruption, and environmental risks persist, urging stronger interventions.
How Habitat and Diet Shape Wildlife ‘s Response to Humans
Big herbivores get bolder, while carnivores vanish! Discover how animals react to humans based on their diet and habitat. Learn how to minimize conflict for a harmonious coexistence.
End of an Era: 21 Species Declared Extinct
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.
The Power of “Flagship” Individuals in Conservation
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.
Elephants Display Remarkable Problem-Solving Skills
Elephants, the largest land animals with brains exceeding 250 billion neurons, have once again demonstrated their remarkable intelligence, showcasing their problem-solving prowess. In a study published in Animal Behaviour, wild elephants at Thailand's Salakpra Wildlife Sanctuary have been observed unlocking puzzle boxes to access a tantalizing reward of jackfruit.
Asian Elephants Prefer Habitats on Periphery of Protected Areas
Wild Animals have their own habitats and they prefer not to leave their surroundings. Likewise, what about Asian elephants? Where do they...
70 % mammals Used For Wild meat Consumption
The domestic consumption of meat from wild animals has significant impacts on most species protected under the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species...
