Breeding Coral Reefs That Grow 50x Faster - Coral Vita

Coral Vita is a mission-driven company that grows and breeds resilient corals that grow 50x faster to restore dying reefs. Co-founders Sam Teicher and Gator Halpern have been working with the community, scientific and government partners, selling restoration to reef-dependent customers, and supplying restoration projects at scale with more diverse, rapidly grown and hardier corals. The enterprise works to preserve coral reefs for future generations.

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Representative Image: Two elephants standing close together near a water body. Photo Source: Taronga Zoo Sydney (Facebook)

Taronga elephants begin 22-hour journey to 14-hectare Monarto habitat

For the first time since it opened at its original site in Moore Park in 1886, Taronga Zoo no longer has elephants in its care. Tang Mo, 26, and Pak Boon, 33,

Endangered Giant Snail: Population Below 300 Worldwide; See How 8 Help

In a remarkable conservation story, one of the world’s rarest creatures has found a new home at Longleat Safari Park. The critically endangered Giant Magnolia Snail, once feared extinct, is now part

Bali Myna Population Jumps From Under 10 to 50-100 After Conservation Efforts

The striking white Bali Myna, with its blue eye patch and black wing tips, once numbered fewer than 10 birds in the wild. Today, thanks to innovative conservation approaches, their numbers have

Representative Image: Koalas. Photo Source: Австралиец (CC BY-SA 3.0)

700 Koalas Shot by Helicopters in Victoria’s Budj Bim After Bushfires Wreck Critical Wildlife Habitat

Around 700 koalas have been shot from helicopters in Victoria’s Budj Bim National Park, sparking intense debate about wildlife management in Australia. The Victorian government defends the action as necessary to prevent

Monarch butterfly on Tithonia by Tierra Curry, Photo Source: Center for Biological Diversity

Endangered Species Habitat Protections at Risk as 25K+ Public Comments Challenge ESA Rule Change

A new proposal from the Trump administration could significantly weaken habitat protections for endangered and threatened species across the United States. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service

Google SpeciesNet AI Hits 99.4% Animal Detection—Its Species Accuracy Might Surprise You

SpeciesNet is a kind of artificial intelligence (AI) model that has been designed to perform wildlife identification with exceptional accuracy. It has been developed using more than 65 million photos of wild

Four different views of spiders, all displayed from a top perspective. Photo Source: Zootaxa

Four Spider Species Found in Northeast India; Half New for Nation’s Records

Scientists from the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) have uncovered four significant spider species in Northeast India, revealing the rich biodiversity that remains largely unexplored in the region. The discoveries include two

A curious kangaroo in the foreground, looking directly at the camera, giving a sense of interaction or curiosity. Photo Source: Auckland Zoo (Facebook)

Auckland Zoo welcomes forester kangaroos from Australia before Anzac Day

A mob of forester kangaroos has arrived at Auckland Zoo, bringing a touch of Australia to New Zealand just before Anzac Day. The kangaroos, a subspecies of the eastern grey kangaroo, have

Emu Chick Hatches at Longleat After Father Sits 56 Days, Expected to Reach 1.5 Meters

An emu chick has hatched at Longleat Safari Park just in time for the Easter weekend, marking only the second offspring for resident emu pair Bounty and Biscuit. The chick emerged from

Migratory Bird Treaty Act Rollback Ends Penalties for 1 Billion Industrial Bird Deaths Yearly

The U.S. Department of the Interior has reinstated a controversial interpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) that removes protections for birds killed accidentally by industrial activities. The April 11 decision

Crater Lake newt. Photo Source: Center for Biological DiversityDigital Assets Database (National Park Service)

Crater Lake Newt Drops to 13 as Crayfish Take 95% Shoreline, Lawsuit Targets ESA Delay

The Center for Biological Diversity has announced legal action against the Trump administration over the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s failure to protect the Crater Lake newt under the Endangered Species Act.

Gray Whales Suffer 94 Deaths in Baja Lagoons, Calf Pairs at Record‑Low Eight

Something concerning is happening to the gray whales that make their yearly journey along California’s coast. After showing some recovery from a 2018-2023 “unusual mortality event” (UME), these marine giants are dying

The Antler Chronicles: Wyoming’s Shed Hunt Evolution

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Sea Lion Atlanta. Photo Source: Colchester Zoological Society

Colchester Zoo Sea Lion Atlanta Dies Suddenly After 21 Years—What Vets Couldn’t Confirm

Colchester Zoo is grieving the loss of Atlanta, a much-loved Patagonian sea lion who died on Sunday, April 13, 2025. The sea lion passed away in the early morning hours after her

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Google DolphinGemma AI Uses 400M Parameters To Analyze Dolphin Sounds On Pixel 9

Google has launched DolphinGemma, a new AI model that listens to dolphin sounds and tries to make sense of them. This joint effort by Google, the Wild Dolphin Project, and Georgia Tech

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