Conservation
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Australian Officials Call for Mass Killing of Sharks After Attack on 17-Year-Old
Shark culling involved the use of baited drumlines. Once the shark gets into the trap, they will be shot or killed in other ways.
Latest Research Articles
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Conservation Win: Rusty Patched Bumblebees Now Officially Listed as Endangered
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Rare, Miniature Skyros Ponies From Greek Mythology are Dying Out
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Conservation vs. Genetics: Scientists Debate the Ethics of DNA Research, Gene Drives
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Sea Shepherd CEO Paul Watson Returns to US After 2 Years of Exile in France
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Endangered: Whale Sharks, Winghead Sharks And Bornean Orangutans Now A Step Closer To Extinction
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Good News! Sumatran Rhino Sighting Brings Hope to Rhino Conservation
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Advanced Solar-Powered Tracking Devices Reveal Wildlife Secrets
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Female Blacktip Sharks Stay Closer To Shore In Australia
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At Least 75 Howler Monkeys Found Dead In Nicaragua
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Record-Breaking 6,250 Manatees Spotted In Florida
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Shark Ultrasounds Boost Conservation Efforts Along Florida Coast (EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW) [WATCH]
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Threatened and Unique Belugas in St. Lawrence Find 'Adopt a Beluga' Sponsors