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Why you should think twice before rescuing a wild animal
Michelle Campbell-Ward, University of Sydney and Anne Quain, University of Sydney Imagine you’re driving down a windy road…
Meet ‘Tous’ – an entirely new genus of mammal we identified. Here’s why it’s so exciting
Erik Meijaard, University of Kent; Kristofer M. Helgen, University of Technology Sydney, and Tim Flannery, Australian Museum Mammals…
Camera traps confirm rare otters in India sanctuary
Researchers using camera traps have captured the first-ever photographic evidence of protected smooth-coated otters in India’s Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary, prompting calls for expanded conservation studies.
Wolves carry pups miles to follow migrating elk herds
Challenging long-held beliefs, a new study reveals gray wolves in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem will migrate long distances with their young pups to hunt migrating elk.
The Viewpoint: Genetic Study Shows Yellowstone Bison Now Form One Interbreeding Herd
A groundbreaking genetic study has confirmed a major conservation victory in Yellowstone. Previously separated into two distinct breeding groups, the park's iconic bison now function as a single, interbreeding herd, marking a significant milestone in their recovery from the brink of extinction.
Genetic Study Shows Yellowstone Bison Now Form One Interbreeding Herd
At a Glance Yellowstone National Park is home to the only group of American bison that has continuously…
New Species of Crayfish Discovered in Aquarium Shipment
At a Glance Researchers in the Czech Republic have discovered a new species of crayfish, marking an exciting…