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Hippos' Giant Teeth Become Target for Hunters and Poaching That Could Lead to Species' Population Decline
According to a recent report, Hippopotamus' giant teeth became a target of hunters and poachers because of their value and being cheaper than elephant's ivory. Experts explained that it could have long-term impacts on the said species' population.
Latest Research Articles
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The First Mass Extinction on Earth May Have Been Caused by Abrupt Changes in Marine Oxygen Levels
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New Science-Based Indicator to Evaluate the Condition of the Oceans and the Threat of Species Extinction Developed
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Uptick in Pet Turtle Demand Drives Poaching, Risks 50% of Remaining Species into Possible Extinction
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Small Clam Previously Only Recognized From Fossil Records is Found Surviving at Naples Point
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Our Neanderthal Cousins May Have Gone Extinct Because of Sex
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Emperor Penguin: World's Largest Penguins Join the Threatened Species List Due to Climate Change and Global Warming
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The Australian Government Encourages People To Help Save Koalas, Which Are on the Verge of Extinction
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New Whale Species Only Found in US Waters Could be Extinct Soon; Scientists Write to Biden Administration
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Gulf of Mexico Whales: Discovered Last Year, Facing Possible Extinction This Year
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Australia Announced Ambitious Plan to Combat Possible Extinction of At Least 110 Species
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Avian Life Dwindles Worldwide, More Bird Species Succumb to Extinction
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Almost 50% Of Worldwide Palm Trees Are at Risk, Will Its Extinction Affect Biodiversity?