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Endangered baby pink iguana spotted for the first time

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A discovery in the Galapagos that could bring the pink iguana population back from the brink of extinction.
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Thousands of wild species are at risk of extinction: report

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A new report on biodiversity in Canada says thousands of wild species are at risk of being wiped out. Larger animals like whales or marmots garner the most attention but the vast majority of threatened species are insects, plants, mosses...
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Biodiversity crisis: Scientists try to stop crop production plung

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Rising demand for food and falling crop output could compromise our ability to feed ourselves.
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Colossal CEO Says Its About Saving Biodiversity, Not Just Extinct Woolly Mammoth

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Bioscience and genetic engineering company, Colossal, raised $60 million in a Series A funding round. Colossal is focused on developing new technologies and genetic tools to restore extinct species, and protect critically endangered...
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NASA spacecraft heads for clash with asteroid

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NASA has launched a spacecraft it hopes will reach an asteroid and smash into it to try to redirect the giant rock's orbit.
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IUCN Red List: Bad news for sharks, Komodo dragon; tuna improving

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Climate change, loss of habitat and overfishing damage marine life around the world, the International Union for Conservation of Nature warns.
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Race to save the northern white rhino boosted as two more embryos produced

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A glimmer of hope, how scientists are one step closer to saving the northern white rhino from extinction.
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Australia koalas 'on verge of extinction'

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MPs say koalas will become extinct in New South Wales within 30 years unless urgent action is taken to protect them.
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Director Peter Jackson backs plan to bring New Zealand bird back to life | Hanomansing Tonight

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Filmmaker Peter Jackson owns one of the largest private collections of bones of an extinct New Zealand bird called the moa. The Lord of the Rings director's fascination with the flightless ostrich-like bird has led to an unusual...
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U.S. tech company’s revival of extinct dire wolves raises ethical questions

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A U.S. tech company says it has used gene editing to effectively resurrect the extinct dire wolf, but some are questioning how useful this experiment will be for conserving species facing extinction today.
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Scientists Engineer Wolves That Look Like Dire Wolves

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Colossal Bioscience is making headlines with its latest genetic breakthrough—engineered wolves designed to resemble the extinct dire wolf. By using advanced genetic editing, scientists aim to revive key traits of these legendary...
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Scientists say they've reintroduced the dire wolf. Is that true? | Hanomansing Tonight

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Colossal Biosciences, an American biotechnology and genetic engineering company, says it has brought back an extinct animal that last walked the Earth more than 12,000 years ago: the dire wolf. We break down if it's fact or fiction.
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Can you bring woolly mammoth back?

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In a first for science, researchers have created mice that share the traits of the extinct woolly mammoth. Watch this report for more details!
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Frog Species Once Shared Earth With Dinosaurs

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A large frog species,--- Is now facing serious threats in its native chile as climate change and human activities are wreaking havoc on its natural habitat... Researchers are exploring ways to prevent its extinction...
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First North Atlantic right-whale calf spotted this season, sparking hope for species

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North Atlantic right whales are struggling to avoid extinction in a changing ocean but with one calf already spotted at the beginning of the calving season, this protection group says there’s a reason to be optimistic.
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Why 1st North Atlantic right-whale calf of the season is sign of hope

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North Atlantic right whales are struggling to avoid extinction in a changing ocean but with one calf already spotted at the beginning of the calving season, this protection group says there’s a reason to be optimistic.
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Axolotl regeneration: Biologists trying to stop extinction of creature

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Axolotls are unfortunately on the brink of extinction in the wild.
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Multiple monarch butterfly populations likely will become extinct by 2080, officials warn

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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is pushing for added protections for the monarch butterfly after suggesting multiple populations could go extinct in mere decades. (Scripps News)
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Extinction Rebellion protesters in Charles and Camilla masks join demonstration in Windsor Great Park

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Climate protesters dressed as the King and Queen – complete with papier mache masks – joined a demonstration in Windsor Great Park on Friday for Extinction Rebellion's 'upgrade democracy' mass occupation. Activists are calling for the...
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Interview with Extinction Rebellion coordinator at London nature march

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Interview with Marijn van der Geer, coordinator for the media and messaging team, Extinction Rebellion at London nature march. More than 350 charities, businesses and direct action groups were taking part in the Restore Nature Now march...
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Soil campaigner Sadhguru urges leaders to take microbial and soil health seriously as 'foundation of all life'

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Indian soil campaigner Sadhguru urges leaders to take soil health seriously at Cop28. Save Soil is a global movement launched by Sadhguru to address the soil crisis. The movement hopes to urge governments to adopt policies aimed at...
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Antarctic sea ice loss causes unprecedented emperor penguin breeding failure.

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The loss of sea ice in Antarctica has caused unprecedented breeding failure for emperor penguins, researchers say. According to British Antarctic Survey (BAS) scientists, the penguin colonies experienced unprecedented breeding failure in...
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Fact-Checking AI

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Sam Palmisano, Center for Global Enterprise Chairman and Former IBM CEO says that AI technology lacks a self-checking component. He also gives his opinion on whether AI is overhyped.
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Center for AI Safety's Hendrycks on AI Risks

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A letter signed by a group of industry leaders are warning of risks of extinction due to AI. It was published by the Center for AI Safety, which has for mission to reduce societal-scale risks from artificial intelligence. Center for AI...