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Dark Extinction: Over 1,400 of World's Bird Species Driven to Extinction by Human Activities - Vimarsana News

Dark Extinction: Over 1,400 of World's Bird Species Driven to Extinction by Human Activities

Almost 12% of the world's bird species have disappeared as a result of human activity. Read more here.

Daily Top News: Lifelong Lab Beagle Reacts to Getting His Own Bed, Drought Claims Over 100 Elephants in Zimbabwe, Recycled Wastewater Approved for Human Consumption, and More! - Vimarsana News

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Research Finds that Humans Have Driven Twice as Many Birds to Extinction Than Previously Thought - Vimarsana News

Research Finds that Humans Have Driven Twice as Many Birds to Extinction Than Previously Thought

A recent study published in Nature Communications has revealed alarming findings regarding the extinction of bird species worldwide.

Humans May Have Driven Twice as Many Bird Species to Extinction as Previously Thought | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Humans May Have Driven Twice as Many Bird Species to Extinction as Previously Thought | Smart News

Statistical modeling of undiscovered extinctions suggests 1,430 bird species have disappeared during modern human history

Human-driven extincition of bird species twice as high as thought, study says - Vimarsana News

Human-driven extincition of bird species twice as high as thought, study says

About 12% of birds have died out as result of human activity in past 120,000 years, say scientists