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China’s ambitious plan to save the critically endangered yellow-lipped fish unveils advanced monitoring and breeding techniques—what’s driving this urgent conservation effort?

RSPB's latest data reveals a staggering loss of 38 million garden birds in the UK over the past 50 years, with house sparrows down 60% and song thrushes over 80%.

London's 26,000 streets challenge AI, but taxi drivers' brains excel in navigation. Discover the human edge in route planning.

Monarch butterfly populations have plummeted by 59%, leading the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to propose listing them as 'threatened'. Learn about the factors contributing to this decline and the pr

New research reveals nickel mines occupy up to 500 times more land than previously thought, leading to significant rainforest deforestation and carbon emissions.

Fossil cockroaches, coelacanths, and ctenophores show evolution’s secrets with 700-million-year-old genes and unique traits that predate all other animals. What shaped their survival?

Nebraska’s grasslands fuel a 17% rise in endangered American burying beetles. What critical factors determine their survival—and what threatens their fragile comeback? The stats will surprise you.

This blood-feeding fly defies repellents, targets hunters and hikers, and leaves bites lasting weeks. Learn why dark clothing attracts them and how permethrin offers the ultimate defense.

Larvae tunneling 11 inches daily, eggs in mosquito bites, and maggots cleaning wounds—uncover shocking truths about insects in humans. What dangers and benefits do these tiny creatu res hold?

Bees pollinate 87% of key crops, yet wild populations have plunged 90%. What’s causing this alarming decline, and could our food supply be in jeopardy? Learn how pesticides and habitat loss are