Animals
Trout Once Believed To Be Extinct Makes A Comeback
Even as scientists warn of the impending loss of thousands of species of plants and animals due to climate change, conservation efforts continue to bring organisms back from endangerment or, as in the case of the Lahontan cutthroat trout, believed extinction.
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