Articles for tag: big cats, Cheetahs, Endangered Species, habitat loss, wildlife conservation

Why Are Cheetahs Now on The List of Endangered Wild Cats

Why Are Cheetahs Now on The List of Endangered Wild Cats

Andrew Alpin

You might think of cheetahs as the ultimate predators, built for speed and dominance across the African savannas. After all, these magnificent cats can reach speeds of 70 miles per hour and have captivated human imagination for thousands of years. However, beneath their powerful exterior lies a troubling reality that few people truly understand. Globally, ...

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Dire Wolf Distraction or Conservation Revolution? How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species Before They Vanish

Jan Otte

Three genetically modified “dire wolves” produced by biotech company Colasant Biosciences Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi have drawn worldwide interest. Scientific wonders, these large, white-furred canids resurrected from DNA fragments of a species extinct 12,000 years are. Underneath the show, though, is a crucial question: Should we be resurrecting Ice Age predators when living species are ...

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Capuchin Monkeys Develop Bizarre and Deadly ‘Baby Snatching’ Tradition

Jan Otte

A group of capuchin monkeys has evolved a terrifying new habit on a remote island off the coast of Panama: kidnapping young howler monkeys. What started as an anomaly, a single young man carrying an infant from another species has descended into a deadly “fad,” engulfing the group with no apparent benefit to the kidnappers ...

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Rare ‘Ghost Elephant’ Caught on Camera in Senegal After Years of Disappearance

Jan Otte

For the first time in five years, a lone African forest elephant known as the “ghost elephant” has been caught on camera in Senegal’s Niokolo-Koba National Park in a haunting yet hopeful moment. recorded by a remote trail camera, the video shows the elusive bull elephant, Ousmane, stopping under the moonlight before disappearing back into ...

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Rare Gobi Bear Completes 160-Kilometer Trek to Find Water

April Joy Jovita

A rare Gobi bear has been captured on video finally reaching a water source after a grueling 160-kilometer trek across the harsh, waterless terrain of the Gobi Desert. With fewer than forty individuals left in the wild, this critically endangered species faces extreme survival challenges due to habitat loss and climate change. The footage serves ...