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Over 50% of Florida's ancient scrub mint species face extinction due to development and climate threats, risking millions of years of evolution and impacting local wildlife like scrub jays and bee fli

Two lynxes, illegally released in Cairngorms, captured by RZSS. Public inquiry deepens as Scotland investigates the reckless rewilding attempt. Click for quarantine details and key updates.

After decades of conservation, New Jersey's bald eagle pairs have soared from 1 to 293, and osprey nests have increased from 50 to 800, leading to their removal from the state's endangered

FDA's new nicotine cap on cigarettes could slash smoking rates to 1.4% by 2100 but may trigger a $33B revenue loss, 154,000 job cuts, and a booming $80B black market. How will

Major changes at Point Reyes: 16,000 acres rezoned, 11 ranchers compensated, and tule elk populations thrive with no cap. What’s next for this historic seashore and its future?

Viral video shows Bali alligators mimicking drowning motions with their claws—could this be a clever new hunting tactic? Experts weigh in on what’s really happening.

IIT-BHU turns potato peels into bioethanol fuel, addressing India's 11-14 million tonnes of annual potato waste and boosting sustainable energy efforts.

Uncover the 517-million-year-old fossils that reveal the earliest predator-prey arms race, shedding light on ancient evolutionary dynamics.

North Atlantic right whales' average lifespan has plunged from over 100 to just 22 years, with only 370 individuals left. Uncover the human-induced threats driving this critical decline.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has identified 44 individual stars in the distant 'Dragon Arc' galaxy, 6.5 billion light-years away, offering unprecedented insights into the universe's history.