Aurochs went extinct about 400 years ago, but thanks to rewilding efforts, they, like the buffalo, are returning to help restore nature. Continue reading Resurrecting the Aurochs to Help Rewild and Restore Nature
Among the first in line for a lunar ‘Noah’s Ark’ or biorepository are cryopreserved fishes, including a species called the Starry goby. Continue reading Fishes May Be Among The First Aboard A Real-Life ‘Ark’ On the Moon
It sounds like science fiction, but it’s real: an egg-laying, long-nosed, spiny mammal has been confirmed alive in the tropical Cyclops Mountains. The echidna species is among the world’s oldest living mammals, diverging from the ancestors of other mammals over … Continue reading Species Named for Sir David Attenborough Confirmed Alive in the Forest of ‘Our Mother’
The Irish Elk was the world’s largest deer, and the fossils challenged people’s views of extinction, evolution, and consciousness. Continue reading How the Irish Elk Challenged People’s Ideas of the World
Scientists studying ancient poop discovered that inside, we’re not as diverse as we used to be. Continue reading Ancient Poop Reveals Extinction Event Inside Humans
