Locally Extinct Cheetah Spotted on Dirt Road in Eswatini, Africa after 42 Years
A remarkable discovery has been made in Eswatini, Africa, where a cheetah, believed to be locally extinct for over four decades, was recently spotted on a dirt road. The sighting, …
Read MoreRapid Wildlife Loss: Human Activities Drive Species Extinction 35 Times Faster
Recent research highlights the alarming rate at which human activities are causing groups of animal species to disappear. The study reveals that these species are vanishing at a rate 35 …
Read MoreRNA From Museum Specimen of Tasmanian Tiger Offers Clues for De-Extinction
RNA From Museum Specimen of Tasmanian Tiger Offers Clues for De-Extinction A groundbreaking study has revealed the extraction and sequencing of RNA molecules from a 130-year-old preserved Tasmanian tiger specimen, …
Read MoreBrucellosis: Dogs’ Infectious Disease Spreads to Humans in the UK, First 2 Cases Confirmed
Brucellosis, an infectious disease commonly seen in dogs, has now spilled over to humans, with the first two cases reported in the UK. This alarming development highlights the need for …
Read MoreAlligators are ‘Invading’ Kiskiminetas Town for the Past Several Months
Alligators have been unexpectedly showing up in the town of Kiskiminetas, Pennsylvania for the past few months, causing quite a stir among the locals. This is quite unusual since Pennsylvania, …
Read MoreLancet Liver Fluke Parasite Causes Zombie-Like Behavior in Ants, Study Shows
A recent study has shed light on the zombie-like behavior exhibited by ants infected with the Lancet Liver Fluke parasite. With a comprehensive analysis of over 1,264 individual ants, researchers …
Read MoreMammal Evolution in Africa: Vegetation Changes Drive Adaptation, Study Finds
A recent study challenges the widely accepted notion that the growth of grasslands was the main driver of mammal evolution in Africa during the late Cenozoic era. Instead, the study …
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