Animals
More Than Half of the World's Wildlife Have Died in the Last 40 Years
The planet has been losing a vast number of animals in the last few decades. To be more specific, 58 percent of the global wildlife population have perished since 1970, according to the recently released Living Planet Report 2016.
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