Giant Sequoias: The Greatest Threat to Their Survival and What We Can Do to Save These Natural Wonder In 2020, Castle Fire raged through both Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park. This wildfire was responsible for the loss of 10-14% of the entire population of
Species in Peril: Saolas The mysterious Asian Unicorn Rarest of large mammals As one of the rarest animals in the world, Saola is characterized with its prominent white facial markings and long tapering horns. Saola’s singular beauty and reclusive habits in the wet forests give
Species in Peril: Amur Leopard A solitary cat with a precarious future Do well in harsh weather The Amur leopard lives in a region of roughly 7,000 km squared in the Russian Far East (2,700 sq mi). It does well in the region’s harsh climate
Species in Peril: Amazon River Dolphin Who’s ever heard of pink dolphins? A very varied diet Of all the toothed whales, the Amazon river dolphin has the most varied diet. It has at least 53 distinct fish species, which are categorized into 19 families. The
Species in Peril: KAKAPO A flightless bird with attitude Characteristics These flightless birds, which may grow up to 64 cm (25 in) in length, have finely blotched yellow-green plumage, a distinctive facial disc, large gray beak, short legs, enormous blue feet, and comparatively small wings
Species in Peril: Indian Rhino A prehistoric armored beauty Shrinking range Indian rhinos previously roamed the whole northern Indian Subcontinent, including Bangladesh, the southern regions of Nepal and Bhutan, and the basins of the Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra rivers, from Pakistan to the boundary between
Species in Peril: Tibetan Fox Cheetahs…This Big Cat’s Got Game Don’t judge by looks For a long time, fox got its reputation as clever or cunning. This reputation partially refers to their excellent hunting skills, but it’s also because of their sharp appearances which make
Species in Peril: Arabian Leopard The world’s smallest leopard Least known of them all The Arabian leopard is a subspecies of leopard which is the smallest compared to the other leopard species. Arabic peninsula specifically Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen, Israel, and Palestine are the native
This year, the global population of cows hit 1 billion. Agriculture and food production is one of the biggest markets in the world. The meat-rich diets that have been adopted and increasing populations in recent years have accelerated the rate at which the environment is
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