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Blanco Blind Salamander, Rio Grande Cooter not considered under Endangered Species Act

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined that two Texas species the Blanco Blind. ....

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Scientists reveal the '25 most wanted lost species' around the world

Drawn up by Austin, Texas-based organisation Re:wild, the list sheds light on species around the world that are evading detection - and could possibly be extinct. ....

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6 New Animals, One Fungus and a Tree Added to 25 Most Wanted Lost Species List, Following Rediscoveries

The Earth is full of diverse and fascinating species, and more than 2,200 of them have been lost to science for at least 10 years. That’s why the Texas-based conservation group Re:wild has launched its “top 25 most wanted lost species” list, and on Wednesday it added eight new species to replace those that have already been rediscovered. ....

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