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5 Endangered Species the National Park Service Helps Protect
T he national parks within the U.S. are wonders to behold. They haven't been named "America's Best Idea" for nothing. And ...
Fish Declared Extinct in the 1980s Is 'Back from the Brink' with Over 200 Released into the Wild
The olive perchlet, a small oval shaped fish with large eyes, was considered extinct in Victoria, Australia in the 1980s after being last spotted in nature in 1929. Now, the species is getting another ...
Wild beavers reintroduced after 400-year extinction
The first ever wild beavers have been released in a Dorset nature reserve, more than 400 years after their extinction in ...
‘Lost’ species found after 120 years: ‘Completely amazed’
A species that went missing (so to speak) more than a century ago has recently been spotted in the wild again. According to ...
The rare opportunity to see endangered gorillas in the wild in Uganda
CBS 8's Steve Price went gorilla trekking through the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to see the critically endangered ...
Saint Louis Zoo takes in two endangered wild horses
Two endangered Przewalski horses, Nika and Sarnai, are settling into their new home at the Saint Louis Zoo’s WildCare Park in ...
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Extremely rare animal believed to be extinct spotted in the wild for first time in over 100 years
South American tapirs are one of four species of tapir alongside the Baird’s tapir, mountain tapir and Malayan tapir, all of which are classified as endangered.
More endangered Mexican gray wolves are roaming the southwestern US, annual survey shows
This year's count shows the recovery of Mexican wolves is inching forward.
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Endangered Singapore freshwater crab, released in 2018, now reproducing in the wild
other freshwater species NParks has successfully bred and released into the wild are the muff river prawn and the swamp forest crab. Citing an example of how the critically endangered Keli ...
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His portraits capture animals that are going extinct in the wild
The purpose: to capture for posterity species that someday might be extinct. To reflect the project’s life-preserving mission, Sartore named it Photo Ark. By the time you read this, Sartore ...