An individual spawning Gulf corvina, say the researchers, utters a mating call resembling a really loud machine gun with multiple rapid sound pulses... READ MORE›
Mark Murray-Brown, an Endangered Species Act consultant for NOAA, said right whales have been declining in abundance since 2010, with females hit harder than males... READ MORE›
There are now 17,700 mature individuals of the Northern Brown kiwi species in New Zealand... READ MORE›
Craig Hilton-Taylor, who heads the group's red list unit, said species were going extinct at a faster rate than at any time in human history... READ MORE›
The critically endangered species, also known as the wild Montseny newt, is from the Montseny mountain range in north-eastern Catalonia, about 60 miles 100km north of Barcelona... READ MORE›
The birds evolved quickly and may have adapted to large social groups, hunting and breeding together... READ MORE›
Pere David's deer is currently the only mammal species that is extinct in the wild but surviving in captivity... READ MORE›
Researchers talk of 'biological annihilation' as study reveals billions of populations of animals have been lost in recent decades... READ MORE›
In the report, the rapid extinction is blamed on habitat loss, over exploitation of resources, pollution and climate change... READ MORE›
The rusty patched bumblebee isA now the first bee of any type in the continental U.S. to receive the endangered species designation... READ MORE›
The cage bird trade in Asia is also driving many feathered species towards extinction, including the spectacular sunset lorikeet... READ MORE›
I met University of New Hampshire paleoclimatologist Matthew Huber at a diner near his campus in Durham, New Hampshire... READ MORE›
In all, nearly 700 species in just these two groups are flagging under climate change, according to this research... READ MORE›
In 1985, there were between 151,000 and 163,000 giraffes but in 2015 the number was down to 97,562, according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature IUCN ... READ MORE›
The changes to the Earth's biology do, therefore, include a rapidly developing mass extinction event, as charted by Gerardo Caballos and his colleagues... READ MORE›
This is why plants have no brain not because they are not intelligent, but because they would be vulnerable, Mancuso said... READ MORE›
First global assessment finds 301 species are primarily at risk from human hunting for the bushmeat trade... READ MORE›
Evidence in this years Living Planet Report supports this, said Marco Lambertini,A WWF director general... READ MORE›
Many iconic animals are heading toward extinction only 30,000 rhinos are alive today, 5 percent of the number four decades ago... READ MORE›
The Living Planet Report 2016, released on Thursday, blamed deforestation, pollution, overfishing, and the illegal wildlife trade for pushing species populations to the edge ... READ MORE›
Species such as the hawksbill turtle are dependant on coral reefs which are bleaching and dying with climate change... READ MORE›
Newly recognised species given the name 'Skywalker hoolock gibbon' by the team that proved it was distinct from other Chinese gibbons... READ MORE›
The modern world is experiencing a sixth great extinction of animal species even when the lowest estimates of extinction rates are considered, scientists have warned... READ MORE›
While there are thousands of southern white rhinos still roaming the plains of sub-Saharan Africa, decades of rampant poaching have drastically cut northern white rhino numbers... READ MORE›
He points to biologists' predictions that half of the world's species could become extinct by the middle of the century... READ MORE›
While more than 150 new endangered species have been added to the new Red List, the prospects of some have improved... READ MORE›
The Auckland Zoo is even working to turn an off-shore island into an invasive species-free sanctuary for threatened New Zealand species... READ MORE›
In Zimbabwe, cheetah numbers have plummeted by 85 percent in little more than a decade... READ MORE›
Kew scientists warn that unique plants on Madagascar are at risk of extinction... READ MORE›
This vaquita, or the Gulf of California harbor porpoise, was snagged as by-catch in Mexico's Gulf of California... READ MORE›
Peter Ward a professor of biology at the University of Washington in the US first saw Allonautilus scrobiculatus in 1984... READ MORE›
Climate change could wipe out a third of parasite species, study finds... READ MORE›
But those rock dates presented science with a new puzzle why was the mass extinction event much shorter than the eruptions?... READ MORE›
Police investigating attack on small herd at Valdeserrillas reserve in Valencia after staff discover headless body of dominant male... READ MORE›
As well as the giant panda, the national park will help protect 8,000 endangered animals and plants, Xinhua said... READ MORE›
An update of International Union for the Conservation of Nature IUCN Red List contains bad news about great ape species... READ MORE›
Cecil the lion and world's most endangered animals projected on Empire State Building... READ MORE›
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