Species known to pair for life – penguins, albatrosses, petrels, warblers, cranes – are falling out. The real culprits, lurking in the shadows: altered habitats and the climate crisis.

Researchers from Aberystwyth University have carried out the first ever environmental DNA (eDNA) assessment of marine ...

An Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross made a stunning appearance on a boat in Norwegian waters on 10 April. The bird landed on a ...

Plants, especially flowering ones, are often grown along roads to beautify cities. Now, a new Singapore study has found that ...

It was a policy so fundamental to its champion that it was literally written on a tablet of stone. Weighing almost a ton, the monument to Alex Salmond’s certitude stood upright in the ...

China recently discovered a new mineral species — high-purity quartz, the CCTV News reported on Thursday, saying that this discovery is expected to reduce the country's heavy reliance on imports ...

And they're cute as hell." The large wolf species roamed the Americas for more than 100,000 years, before going extinct some 13,000 years ago. It was believed to have hunted large prey like ...

Throughout my career, I’ve had the extraordinary privilege of literally saving species—through food. As a specialist in comparative animal nutrition, I’ve spent decades working at the intersection of ...

The Appendices of the Convention provide the lists of wild species that are protected by the Convention. In the introductory text here we should add : Appendix I includes wild flora species and ...

Golf has a language of its own—part poetry, part code. Among its most curious expressions are three winged terms: birdie, eagle and albatross. They’re not wildlife sightings, but they do mark rare ...

Albatross is expected to create more than 250 jobs. The new entertainment center is owned by the family who developed the Supercharged Entertainment venues. EDISON – Another family-friendly ...

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