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A two-tonne rhino, fast asleep, flies to its new home upside down. Image Credits: @wwfblackrhinoproject/Instagram Imagine a two-tonne…

In Kimbe Bay, the normally warm waters are heating even more. Clownfish are increasingly reverting to their iconic…

Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the United States, has fallen to a record low — yet another…

Months after being fined $375 million by a New Mexico judge and being found liable for harm perpetrated…

At the top and bottom of the planet, the seasons arrive on a schedule all their own. Satellite…

Date and TimeMagDepthDistanceLocationDetailsMap Aug 4, 12:54 am (GMT +9) 4.5 35 km26 km (16 mi) to the NW North Pacific Ocean,…

Representative Image (AI-generated) A wildfire that swept through the high-altitude alpine zone of Africa’s Rwenzori Mountains in 2012…

Half of England and all of Wales are officially in drought. But what does this mean and could…

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Jeff Bezos and Leonardo DiCaprio are facing intense scrutiny for their newly launched wildlife conservation initiative. The Amazon…

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An advocate for ratepayers says there is a risk Wellington residents will refuse to follow water restrictions, with…

In 2012, South Africa began airlifting black rhinos upside down from remote terrain to expand their range; the conservation program has since helped establish 17 new populations | World News