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Environmentalists sue U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over denial of critical habitat for the endangered Sierra Nevada red fox, with fewer than 50 individuals remaining in California's Stanislaus Natio

UK wildlife populations have declined by 73% over 50 years, with climate change and drought posing significant threats. Learn about the latest findings and conservation efforts.

Overfishing has led to a critical decline in marine biodiversity, with over 390 shark and ray species now facing extinction, according to the latest IUCN report.

A G3 geomagnetic storm on New Year's Eve could make the Northern Lights visible across 18 U.S. states.

New research uncovers that a single tea bag can release up to 1.2 billion microplastic particles into your drink, raising health concerns.

Learn how MIT's microscopic light-activated devices could restore neuron functions and potentially treat diseases like multiple sclerosis. The science behind this innovation might surprise you!

Monsoon floods have led to tons of plastic waste washing up on Bali's popular beaches, prompting massive cleanup efforts.

Scientists capture first live footage of the elusive roughskin dogfish shark at 1,054 meters depth near Little Cayman, revealing 54 sightings in 11 minutes.

Unexplained paralysis is causing hundreds of rainbow lorikeets and flying foxes to fall from the skies in Australia. What could be behind this alarming phenomenon?

Scientists analyze 200-million-year-old dinosaur coprolites, uncovering dietary habits and survival strategies of early herbivorous and carnivorous species.