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Biodiversity: Everything You Need to Know - Vimarsana News

Biodiversity: Everything You Need to Know

Polar bears, honeybees, mango trees and coral reefs are all examples of the countless animal and insect species, plant life and ecosystems that comprise the planet's vast biodiversity. Every living organism has a role to play in an intricate web of connectedness, no matter the size, and without them, there would be no life on Earth.

Unique-looking bird is one of many animals born during baby boom at San Antonio Zoo - Vimarsana News

Unique-looking bird is one of many animals born during baby boom at San Antonio Zoo

Unique-looking bird is one of many animals born during baby boom at San Antonio Zoo Micronesian kingfisher believed to be extinct in the wild is part of baby boom Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – A very unique-looking baby bird was recently born at the San Antonio Zoo but it’s not alone. Officials with the zoo said there’s been a baby boom ahead of Mother’s Day weekend with many new births, including an exceedingly rare Micronesian kingfisher which is believed to be extinct in the wild. Zoo officials shared a picture of one baby bird that looks like it has two targets in its mouth. It’s called...

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Daily Mirror - Conserve our Wildlife Heritage for present and future generations: Conservationists appeal to President - Vimarsana News

Daily Mirror - Conserve our Wildlife Heritage for present and future generations: Conservationists appeal to President

A few days after Dr Pilapitiya’s resignation officials of the Department of Wildlife had said that every Director General of Wildlife and even wildlife officials were subject to immense political pressure. Most of the conservationists contacted were of the view that Sri Lanka’s wildlife could be conserved even at this late stage President Gotabaya Rajapaksa should take up the challenge Elephant at Yala National Park (Endangered) The Wildlife Department was established in October 1949 but the first attempt to stop the destruction of Sri Lanka’s wildlife resources was made in 1889, by th...