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Around 250 million years ago, 700 species of reptiles closely related to the modern-day crocodile roamed the earth, now new research reveals how a complex interplay between climate change, species competition and habitat can help explain why just 23

On the occasion of World Wetlands Day, MLA Achumbemo Kikon has stressed on the need of preserving the natural wetlands found in Akuk and Mekokla villages under Wokha district. He drew attention to the detrimental effects of coal mining in the area which p

<ul> <li>New research finds that individual behavioural flexibility and not evolutionary selection is driving the northward shift of Balearic shearwaters.</li> <li>The findings were revealed through a decade-long study which tagged individual birds.</li> <li>The results indicate that individual animals may have greater behavioural flexibility to respond to climate change impacts than previously thought.</li> </ul>

The Balearic shearwater, Europe's most endangered seabird, is facing a new challenge: climate change. The environment is warming, and many species are shifting their ranges to adapt.

SOME OF the worlds most endangered animals are to live together at a zoo in South Gloucestershire - as it creates an Africa forest habitat.

The new study demonstrates the importance of collecting local ecological knowledge to document declines in species populations.

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Ireland and the UK's oldest gorilla has been put down in Belfast Zoo after suffering from a chest infection.

The endangered vultures were bred at BNHS’s centre in Pinjore, Haryana, as part of national conservation efforts; the birds will stay in pre-release aviaries fo

Says environmental and social impact assessment conducted for project lacks full disclosure of biodiversity of area.