Saiga antelopes have increased 10-fold after mass die-off in 2015
More than a million large-nose antelopes now roam the Kazakhstan steppe, a big rebound from the 130,000 animals left after a fatal bacterial disease killed half of the population
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More than a million large-nose antelopes now roam the Kazakhstan steppe, a big rebound from the 130,000 animals left after a fatal bacterial disease killed half of the population
World Wildlife Fund finds that waste, collapsing huts, and rubble pose serious threat to nesting females, juveniles
On eve of World Sea Turtle Day, World Wildlife Fund finds that waste, collapsing huts, and rubble pose serious threat to nesting females, juveniles.
WWF finds that waste, collapsing huts, and rubble pose serious threats to nesting females, juveniles
Plastic waste, collapsing huts, and rubble pose a serious threat to nesting females and juveniles along coastal areas.