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The rare Barrens darter, surviving in just 5 isolated populations across 6 miles of Tennessee streams, may finally gain endangered species protection after a successful lawsuit challenged the 2019 den

Ellie Wilson turns moth flight data into haunting music, revealing a stark drop—80 species in protected areas vs. just 19 on farmlands—spotlighting a biodiversity crisis.

Turtles maintain a remarkably low 1% cancer rate despite living over 150 years and growing to massive sizes. Their slow metabolism and unique genes may hold the key to cancer prevention in

Arizona Congressman introduces bill to remove Mexican gray wolves from endangered species list despite population of only 286 animals. Ranchers support the move while conservationists warn of ecologic

Americans will spend $15.5 billion on July 4th celebrations in 2025, with $9.4 billion going to food alone. Over 72 million travelers will make this Independence Day the largest travel holiday on

Oxford researchers found hedgerows significantly increase butterfly populations on farmland amid worst decline on record. With 70% of UK being farmland, these simple features create vital habitats for

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Salmonella Dublin silently threatens cattle herds and human health with a 12% human fatality rate. The bacteria costs farms €11,300 annually, persists at 60% infection rates in UK, and shows alarming

Orange male guppies perform sexual displays twice as long and attempt mating 200% more than dull males. UBC scientists link bright coloration to brain development in genetic breakthrough study.

Kia's EV5 electric SUV arrives with 329-mile range, 215hp motor, and 566-liter cargo space. Korean-built European model features NMC battery, bi-directional charging capability, and lounge-like interi