Environment
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About 21,000 Species Face Extinction, IUCN Updates Red List
Nearly 21,000 species, including conifers, freshwater shrimps, cone snails and the Yangtze Finless Porpoise, are about to go extinct, according to the updated IUCN Red List.
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