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Borneo Elephants at Risk of Extinction, Classified as ‘Endangered Species’ Under the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
Borneo elephants are threatened by human activities which result in retribution killing and habitat loss for the wild animals. Click to read more.
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Endangered Species Models Fall Short Without Human Activity Consideration
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Endangered Arabian Leopard Can Be Saved From Extinction Through Genetic Diversity
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World’s Endangered Animals: Which Species are Most at Risk as of 2024?
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Endangered Sumatran Tigers Hunted After Fatal Attacks in Indonesia
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Colombia's Critically Endangered Species Doubled Since 2017
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Balearic Shearwater’s Migratory Range Shifts Northward Due to Individual Behavioral Flexibility in Response to Climate Change
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Climate Change and Poaching Worsen the Plight of Endangered Species
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Europe’s Endangered Species: How Many Are There and What Are the Main Threats?
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Rare Bison Bos Gaurus Makes First Appearance in Thailand Sanctuary After 37 Years
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Endangered Hawaiian Crow 'Alalā Proposed Reintroduction to Maui Underway
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3 Endangered Sawfish Pups Born in Captivity Debuts in SeaWorld Orlando, Experts Hail Conservation Milestone
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72 Chinese Pharmaceutical Companies Use Body Parts of Endangered Species, Environmental Group Names Top 3 Companies in Report
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