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Seven rare species discovered in Scotland

The National Trust for Scotland has announced the discovery of seven rare species in 2025, a powerful sign of conservation success. Discover the remarkable finds and what they mean for the future.

Greece's rare monk seals threatened by tourism surge

Greece's population of 500 rare Mediterranean monk seals, half the world's total, faces a growing peril from unregulated marine tourism. New protected areas offer hope, but enforcement is key to their survival.

'Galaxy Frogs' Feared Killed by Photographers

Critically endangered 'galaxy frogs' have vanished after photographers reportedly destroyed their habitat in India's Western Ghats. Conservationists condemn the irresponsible actions.

New Miniature Toad Species Found in Brazil

Scientists have discovered a new orange toad species in Brazil so small it can fit on a pencil tip. They are calling for urgent conservation efforts to protect the endangered creature and its habitat.

Rare Pygmy Hippo Calf Debuts at Duisburg Zoo

Meet Panya, the rare pygmy hippo calf taking its first steps at Duisburg Zoo. This adorable debut highlights the critical conservation efforts needed for this endangered species. Read more.

New Jaguar Spotted in Arizona, Fifth Since 2011

A previously unknown wild jaguar has been captured on camera in southern Arizona, marking the fifth such sighting since 2011 and sparking hope for the endangered species' recovery in the US.

Wild Dog Pups Die in Zimbabwe After US Aid Cuts

Six African wild dog pups were killed in a road collision in Zimbabwe after a USAID-funded fence was left incomplete due to aid cuts. This preventable tragedy highlights the impact of reduced international funding on conservation.

Rare white lion cubs born in Venezuelan zoo

A Venezuelan zoo celebrates the birth of two endangered white lion cubs, a vital boost for a species with under 200 left globally. Follow their journey and join the naming contest.

Global Crackdown on Exotic Pet Trade Proposed at CITES

Global wildlife summit proposes new rules to curb the booming online exotic pet trade, targeting species from Galapagos iguanas to African tortoises. Conservationists warn of an extinction crisis driven by social media and internet sales.

Governments Adopt Landmark Shark Protections

Governments have enacted sweeping trade bans and quotas for over 70 shark and ray species at a major wildlife conference to combat overfishing. A landmark victory for ocean conservation.

Capybara cafes drive illegal wildlife trade in Asia

The rise of exotic animal cafes across Asia, featuring capybaras and otters, is linked to increased illegal wildlife trafficking and conservation threats. Experts warn of growing demand for endangered species.

World's oldest pygmy hippo turns 52 in San Diego

Hannah Shirley, the world's oldest pygmy hippo in managed care, celebrates her 52nd birthday with a Hungry Hungry Hippos-themed party. Discover her incredible story of resilience.

Giant sperm whale stranded on Nantucket beach

A massive 52-ton sperm whale washes ashore on Nantucket, marking the first such stranding in over 20 years. Officials face a complex removal operation. Learn more about this rare event.

Ice Age Fish Survives 11,000 Years in Scottish Loch

Scientists discover Britain's rarest freshwater fish, the vendace, thriving in Loch Skeen 11,000 years after the Ice Age. The climate-resistant species offers hope for conservation efforts.

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