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Meet 6 Exquisite Animals Wrongly Declared Extinct—5 Of Them Live On - Vimarsana News

Meet 6 Exquisite Animals Wrongly Declared Extinct—5 Of Them Live On

Faulty declarations of extinctions pose serious problems to conservationists’ last-ditch efforts to save a species. Here are a few examples.

Source: forbes.com
6 Animals Hunted To Extinction By Humans - Vimarsana News

6 Animals Hunted To Extinction By Humans

Here we list 6 animals that are now extinct

Source: ndtv.com
Migratory Species Almost 50% in Decline, Over 20% Threatened with Extinction Mainly Due to Overexploitation and Habitat Loss [UN Report] - Vimarsana News

Migratory Species Almost 50% in Decline, Over 20% Threatened with Extinction Mainly Due to Overexploitation and Habitat Loss [UN Report]

Hundreds of migratory species are also at risk due to climate change. Click to read more. Migratory species are experiencing population decline and some species are in the brink of extinction due to various factors, including overexploitation and habitat loss.

First Woolly Mammoth Calves to be Born in 2028, Thylacine and Dodo are Next: Biologists Say - Vimarsana News

First Woolly Mammoth Calves to be Born in 2028, Thylacine and Dodo are Next: Biologists Say

The woolly mammoth, along with the thylacine and dodo bird, have long been extinct. But they are making a comeback. Click to read more.

Flying Reptile from 'Kuehneosaurs' Group 200 Million Years Ago Discovered by UK Student in Bristol Region [Study] - Vimarsana News

Flying Reptile from 'Kuehneosaurs' Group 200 Million Years Ago Discovered by UK Student in Bristol Region [Study]

The UK student discovered the prehistoric flying reptile while studying reptile fossils at limestone quarries. Click to read more.