extinction
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Megalodon Found To Be A ‘Warm-Blooded’ Extinct Shark Species, Research Finds
A team of international researchers have found that Megalodon, a shark species, was actually warm-blooded or “regionally endothermic.” However, this characteristic has resulted in its extinction. Read more here.
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Ivory-Billed Woodpeckers Evades Extinction, Sighting Reported 8 Decades After Absence in Louisiana
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Tiny Galapagos Bird Darwin's Flycatcher Battles Extinction as 12 Chicks Hatch This Year
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Lioness Sighting in National Park Ends 20-Year Extinction Worries in Chad
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70-Year Extinction Ends as Namibia Cheetahs Give Birth to Four Cubs in India
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Rare Red Goshawk in Australia Shows Declining Population To Brink of Extinction
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Fairy Lantern That Eats Fungi Rediscovered 30 Years After Extinction in Japan
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Modern Biodiversity Crisis: Insights Based on the Stability and Collapse of Marine Ecosystems During the Permian-triassic Mass Extinction
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Kelp Forest Replanting by 2040 Shows Crucial to Save from Decline, Brink of Extinction
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Rare Sparrow to Die Out by 2035, Several Other Species in Maine Also Faces Possible Extinction
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Critically Endangered Spotted-Tailed Quoll in Rapid Decline, Facing Extinction — Queensland
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US Plants and Animals on the Verge of Extinction While Ecosystems Face Collapse
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Mega Tsunami from Mass Extinction Asteroid 66 Million Years Ago Shown in Simulation by Experts