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04-22-2024
Saving parrots in the illegal wildlife trade with DNA technology
Parrots, renowned for their vibrant colors and remarkable imitative abilities, are increasingly targeted by illegal wildlife trade operations. A forensic project led by scientists at The Australian National University (ANU) aims to bring perpetrators to justice, protect parrots, and safeguard global health. DNA toolkit to track illegal parrot trade Dr. George Olah, chief investigator at the ANU Fenner School of Environment and Society, is leading the development of a comprehensive DNA database designed to revolutionize parrot conservation efforts. This database, drawing inspiration from INTERPOL's I-Familia (which utilizes...
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11-15-2019
Forest animal populations have dropped by half in the last 50 years
A disturbing new study has found that populations of animals...
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11-14-2019
A world without bees would have major food shortages and possibly famine
A world without bees would have major food shortages and...
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11-13-2019
Coral bleaching is permanently altering fish communities
A long-term study in the Seychelles has revealed that coral...
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11-13-2019
Dogs evolved their ‘puppy dog eyes’ to appeal to humans
The term “puppy dog eyes” isn’t just an expression, as...
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11-12-2019
Edible insects! Grasshoppers and crickets found to be rich in antioxidants
In an unprecedented study, researchers have measured the antioxidant levels...
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11-11-2019
An increase in forest fires means more beetles and woodpeckers
Forest fires, wood boring beetles and woodpeckers often get a...
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11-11-2019
Climate change is outpacing the ability of animals to adapt
Climate change is outpacing the ability of animals to adapt....
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11-10-2019
Hurricanes lead to more aggressive spiders, study shows
Extreme weather events may drive evolutionary changes in spiders, according...
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11-09-2019
Sharks might have been used to make your household products
As the movement towards organic products grows, more and more...
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11-09-2019
New plant probe can help track pesticides that may be harmful to bees
New plant probe can help track pesticides that may be...
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11-08-2019
Tourist photographs provide reliable and important wildlife monitoring data
A new study published by Cell Press has demonstrated that...
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11-07-2019
Some animals synchronize their brain activity during social interaction
Two new studies have demonstrated the ability of Egyptian fruit...
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