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Indiana's Broad-Headed Skink: A Fascinating Native Lizard Species - Vimarsana News

Indiana's Broad-Headed Skink: A Fascinating Native Lizard Species

Learn about the broad-headed skink in Indiana, its habitat, behavior, and importance to local ecosystems. Explore its unique characteristics and distribution

Source: wkdq.com
Most species of 'world's largest flower' risk extinction: study - Vimarsana News

Most species of 'world's largest flower' risk extinction: study

Most species of the famously large Rafflesia flower, which has long captured the imagination with its enormous speckled red petals, are now at risk of extinction, new research warned Wednesday."We estimate that 60 percent of Rafflesia species face a severe risk of extinction," the researchers wrote in the study, published Wednesday in the peer-reviewed Plants, People, Planet journal.

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Indiana's Broad-Headed Skink: A Fascinating Native Lizard Species - Vimarsana News

Indiana's Broad-Headed Skink: A Fascinating Native Lizard Species

Learn about the broad-headed skink in Indiana, its habitat, behavior, and importance to local ecosystems. Explore its unique characteristics and distribution

Studies pave way to gazette abandoned Mamut mine - Vimarsana News

Studies pave way to gazette abandoned Mamut mine

THE State Cabinet actually decided on July 13, 2022 to gazette the abandoned Mamut copper mine into a nature reserve under the Parks Enactment 1984.

Falcon trafficking soars in Middle East, fueled by conflict and poverty - Vimarsana News

Falcon trafficking soars in Middle East, fueled by conflict and poverty

ZARQA GOVERNORATE, Jordan; ERBIL, Iraq; QAMISHLI, Syria — In the darkness of a small, windowless room, half a dozen falcons were perched on low wooden stools, their eyes covered with leather hoods. Crouching on the sand-covered floor, their caretaker gently unhooded some of the birds, which stretched their wings cautiously. For most of them, free […]