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Forget Resurrecting Extinct Animals, It Will Be a Loss Rather Than a Blessing

Forget Resurrecting Extinct Animals, It Will Be CurseRather Than Blessing

Researchers from the University of Queensland (UQ) have maintained that while the idea of resurrecting extinct animals might seem exhilarating, the conservation efforts to make this work will come at a terrible cost. They noted that bringing back extinct species from the dead would only hurt conservation initiatives and not help it. They added that it is better to focus attention on conserving threatened and endangered species rather than wasting resources on bringing back long-forgotten, ancient species to life again.

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Group Sues Donald Trump’s Government for Not Protecting Bees

The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging the authority of the Donald Trump government to delay designating the rusty patched bumblebee as an endangered species – a designation that ought to take effect last Friday after it was listed in the Federal Register on January 11.

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Endangered Species Affected By What We Buy

Human development can affect the encironment in many ways. Endangered species are affected by what we buy though most people don't notice it.

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Rising Sea Levels May Cause Saltmarsh Sparrow And Other American Birds To Be Extinct

Bird population is declining in Connecticut, which officials fear could lead to extinction. The Saltmarsh Sparrow's subscpecies, Dusky Seaside Sparrow, was officially declared extinct in 1990 after the last known specimen died in 1987. The Saltmarsh Sparrow could be facing the same disaster.

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Gorilla Population Threatened By Rising Demand Of Mobile Phones

The eastern lowland gorilla is now categorized from endangered to critically endangered with mobile phones as being the indirect cause of it. Scientists are calling out the Democratic Republic of Congo to swiftly act on the issue because if the decline continues the gorilla is expected to entirely vanish in just five years.