Read more about how India’s cheetah population crossed 50 after the birth of new cubs at Kuno National Park and what it means for the country’s wildlife conservation efforts.
India’s Cheetah Population Crosses 50 After New Cubs Born Read More »
Scientists have created a Wolly Mouse as a first step towards bringing back the woolly mammoth using genetic technology. Read about it here
Woolly Mouse Created as Scientists Aim to Bring Back Mammoths Read More »
A new study shows that ocean acidification could damage sharks teeth, making it harder for them to survive and threatening ocean balance. Read about it here
Sharks Teeth Are in Trouble as Acidic Oceans Damage Their Teeth Read More »
Qatar has launched strong conservation efforts to protect endangered hawksbill sea turtles during nesting season at Fuwairit Beach. Read about it here.
Nest to Sea: Qatar Is Safeguarding Rare Sea Turtles Read More »
Scientists say dire wolves, extinct for nearly 12,500 years, have been brought back using ancient DNA and gene-editing technology.
Read about it here
Dire Wolves Make A Comeback After 12,000 Years Read More »
A tiny grasshopper believed to be extinct since 1946 has been rediscovered in Virginia, US, after nearly 80 years. Read about it here
Grasshopper Spotted After 80 Years: A Lost Insect Makes a Surprise Comeback Read More »