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Fossil Study Rewrites Woylie Lineage With Likely Extinct Species

The taxonomic revision signals that conservation should treat distinct populations separately.

Nullarbor ‘Little Bettong’ Described as New Species as Woylie Complex Is Split in Taxonomic Overhaul

Study Finds Rodent Thumbnails Are Widespread and Ancient

National Geographic Buys Werner Herzog’s ‘Ghost Elephants’ for 2026 Streaming After Venice Premiere

Rare Video Shows Spectral Bats Hug, Cuddle and Share Prey in the Wild

IUCN Officially Recognizes Four Giraffe Species

Autopsy Points to Territorial Clash in Death of Satpura Tiger T-66

Ancient Predator’s Bone-Crunching Shift Offers Insights for Modern Conservation

Brain Switch in Deer Mice Shows How Evolution Shapes Flee-or-Freeze Responses

Australian Study Identifies High Coronavirus Co-Infection Rates in Juvenile Flying Foxes

Chester Zoo Releases CCTV Footage of Rare Okapi’s Birth

Photo of Biofluorescent Eastern Quoll Named Beaker Street Science Prize Finalist

24-Million-Year-Old Rhino Enamel Proteins Recovered, Dinosaur Fossils Next

Researchers Recover 24-Million-Year-Old Proteins, Redrawing Rhino Evolution

Camera Traps Capture First Wild-Born Mexican Wolf in Chihuahua Reserve

John Oliver Debuts Erie Moon Mammoths Alternate Identity for SeaWolves

Tumat Puppies Confirmed as 14,000-Year-Old Wolf Cubs

Genetic Study Confirms Siberian Tumat ‘Puppies’ Are Ancient Wolf Cubs

Pigs Domesticated from Wild Boars in South China 8,000 Years Ago

Dehorning Slashes Rhino Poaching but Fails to Eliminate Threat