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According to a latest review, 48% of primate species face extinction. Illegal hunting, deforestation and habitat loss will soon wipe out primates. The picture is quite depressing in the case of other species too. Despite all out efforts to save...
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Nearly one tiger is getting killed everyday by none other than the ultimate predator man! The fierce Bengal tiger is India’s national animal, since endangered it...
made popular Oct 16 2007
India was a land of Maharajas and tigers. The former is long gone and now it seems that the majestic tigers would also be a thing of past, if their number continue to...
made popular May 24 2007
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Nearly one tiger is getting killed everyday by none other than the ultimate predator man! The fierce Bengal tiger is India’s national animal, since endangered it...
made popular Oct 16 2007
The humble moths of the London Zoo, victim of its much tattered image as an ugly, cloth-eating beast has never been much welcomed. And the result, the unfair and...
made popular May 3 2007
Invasive species, habitat loss and sediments laden with toxic chemicals put the Great Lakes under environmental threats. Though already, some of the most egregious...
made popular Dec 19 2005
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