What looks like harmless “pet adoption” posts on social media may actually be hiding one of the fastest growing illegal wildlife markets in the world.
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The Extinct “Half-Zebra” That Disappeared From Africa
Most people recognize zebras instantly thanks to their bold black-and-white stripes. But long ago, another unusual equine once roamed South Africa that looked strikingly different
Read MoreScientists Warn Ocean’s Top Predators Are Reaching Their Thermal Limits
Some of the ocean’s fastest predators, including great white sharks, shortfin makos, and bluefin tuna, rely on a rare biological ability that lets them stay
Read MoreScientists Discovered Remoras May Be Hurting Manta Rays Instead of Helping Them
For years, remoras and manta rays were believed to share one of the ocean’s best examples of a mutually beneficial relationship. Remoras cleaned parasites and
Read More5 Countries Where Endangered Animals Are Disappearing the Fastest
Wildlife populations are declining at an alarming rate across the globe, but some countries are experiencing especially rapid losses. In these regions, habitat destruction, poaching,
Read MoreThis Delicacy Is Driving a Rare Animal Toward Extinction
Once relatively unknown to many people, this unusual animal is now one of the most heavily trafficked creatures in the world. Valued as a delicacy
Read MoreWorld Surf League Event Halted After Mystery Creature Attacks Photographer
A World Surf League competition in New Zealand was suddenly suspended after a photographer covering the event was bitten by an unidentified sea creature during
Read MoreWhy Experts Are Warning People About Bird Feeders Right Now
As summer temperatures rise across the UK, wildlife experts are urging bird lovers to pay closer attention to their garden feeders. While feeding birds is
Read MoreNatural Predators Raccoons Need To Watch Out For
Raccoons may look clever and adaptable, but in the wild, they are far from untouchable. From stealthy big cats to birds of prey lurking overhead,
Read MoreWhy Have Wildlife Populations Declined by 73%?
The Living Planet Report, published by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Zoological Society of London, offers a major global assessment of wildlife health
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