Africa
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Researchers Build Robo-Rhinos to Monitor, Guard Packs, Stop Poaching
Illegal wildlife trade itself is a troublesome company with climate change, as it is a $19-billion business worldwide. One of the most endangered animals of all from this conflict is the rhino, but we can't protect them 24/7.
Latest Research Articles
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Elephant Back Rides banned in Botswana
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Africa Facing Scarcity, Might Not Have Enough Food to Feed Growing Population by 2050
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Road to Extinction: African Giraffes Added to IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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New Evidence Suggests That the Sahara Desert Used to be Tropical
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African Leopards at Risk of Extinction
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Life on Earth Before Oxygen: 2.5-Billion-Year-Old Bacteria Discovered
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2 African Teenagers Build First Private Satellite to be Launched by Africa in 2017
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Tragedy: Nowhere to Go, Elephants Seek Refuge at the Kalahari Desert
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Prince William: 'Horrifying Number' of Animals Still Poached in Modern Times
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Interbreeding with Neanderthals, Denisovans Helped Ancient Human Ancestors to Survive Outside Africa
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Save the Elephants: Most Ivory For Sale Comes From Recent Poaching
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Morocco to Build One of the World's Largest Solar Plants With EU Fund