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The Shark Movement: Fresh insight into Tiger Sharks in Gulf of Mexico

A recent study of tiger sharks reveals migratory changes based on life stage, sex, and season – and points to oil drilling platforms as key hangout spots, which could have large consequences for their population. Continue reading The Shark Movement: Fresh insight into Tiger Sharks in Gulf of Mexico

August 4, 2020August 4, 20205 Comments
Lost and Vanishing Birds being a record of remarkable extinct species
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Losing Ground: Populations shrink and mass extinctions accelerate

A comprehensive study indicates that over 500 terrestrial vertebrate species (which excludes fish, invertebrate, and plant species) will go extinct within the next decade unless we change our practices. Continue reading Losing Ground: Populations shrink and mass extinctions accelerate

June 29, 2020October 21, 2020Leave a comment

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