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Wildlife populations have plummeted by 73% in half a century
The WWF’s Living Planet Report comes with a stark warning that we are reaching a point of no return for nature.
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The Swarm of Life: Shane Gross wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024
Canadian Marine Conservation Photojournalist, Shane Gross, was awarded Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024 for his image ...
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Largest ever millipede’s head revealed by 300-million-year-old fossils
While the new fossils are not from fully grown Arthropleura, some of which reached 2.6 metres long, they reveal important ...
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Carbon dioxide removal won’t reverse climate change
New research shows that even if carbon dioxide removal can eventually reduce temperatures back to the crucial climate change ...
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024 winning images
The Grand Title award for Wildlife Photographer of the Year 60 has gone to Shane Gross for his captivating image of ribbons of tadpoles swimming through a pond. In The Swarm of Life, a drove of ...
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Whale sharks 15,000 times more likely to be hit by ships in warming oceans
The fate of the world’s largest fish is increasingly at risk as global temperatures rise. Whale sharks look set to lose much of their food and habitat as climate change drives the fish into new areas ...