Great Lakes Ecosystems May be Compromised by… Carp?

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With concerns over climate change globally, you might think that the last thing that environmentalists would worry about would be the natural food chain of wildlife; but for the Great Lakes there could be severe consequences posed if the carp manage to enter waterways they’ve been barred from entering.

Oceans’ Ability to Absorb Carbon & Protect Against Climate Change Weakening

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Oceans regulate our climate. They play a key role in keeping the world’s “homeostasis” in tact. However, their ability to absorb carbon & keep the climate in balance is dwindling, a new report shows. In a year-by-year study from 1765 to 2008, researchers found that the oceans are struggling to meet increasing emissions demands. They [...]

Javan Rhinos Confirmed in Vietnam!

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Dung-sniffing dogs have confirmed that Javan rhinos are indeed still surviving in Vietnam. The WWF survey of Vietnam’s Javan rhino population is off to a promising start: Two dung piles and recent footprints!

Rhinos: 11 Incredible Facts, Plus Photo Gallery

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Thanks to rampant poaching and habitat destruction, rhinos have the unfortunate distinction of being one of the most endangered animals on earth. Over the last 30 years, the world’s overall rhinoceros population has declined by over 90% – and if not for dedicated conservation efforts over the last 100 years, it is likely that all [...]

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How Ironic! Extremely Rare Crocs Found at Wildlife Rescue Center

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Talk about ironic! While searching for the world’s most endangered crocodile species, conservationists discovered nearly 70 extremely rare crocodiles lounging in plain view at a wildlife rescue center in Cambodia!