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A family of mountain gorillas in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park.

Study predicts poor survival rates if Ebola infects endangered mountain gorillas

Bird singing

Environmental impact reports hugely underestimate consequences for wildlife

Sometimes more is less: Certain wild land mammals contribute relatively little to the global biomass despite having numerous individuals and species

The weight of responsibility: biomass of livestock dwarfs that of wild mammals

The study by King’s researchers suggests that predatory birds in urban spaces are vulnerable to changes in human activities that support prey populations.

London falcons ate fewer pigeons during lockdowns

Elephant with ivory tusk

Study finds public opinion on ivory in China shifts over two decades

Traditional cooperative fishing between Lahille's bottlenose dolphins and artisanal net-casting fishers in Laguna, Brazil.

Fishing in synchrony brings mutual benefits for dolphins and people

Bighorn ram

GPS, simulations show best spots for desert sheep to cross freeways

Two scared or afraid puppies dogs hide behind a green curtain because of fireworks, thunderstorm or noise.

Short-term bang of fireworks has long-term impact on wildlife

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