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FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2022

extinction

Photo: Collected
Science

Extinct woolly mammoths are resurrecting. Should we eat them?

A Texas start-up is using genetic engineering to revive that most iconic of extinct animals. But the woolly mammoth’s potential return sparks a number of ethical questions – which supermarket will...

The way Bangladesh saves almost extinct fish
Videos

The way Bangladesh saves almost extinct fish

Photo: Collected
World+Biz

Europe raptor numbers down 55,000 due to gun-lead poison: Study

Greater hog badger. Photo Wich'yanan Limparungpatthanakij via iNaturalist
Earth

The greater hog badger, cornered by a hunting-driven extinction crisis

Photo: Collected
Offbeat

Mexican fish extinct in wild successfully reintroduced

Photo: Lesser Florican_Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Earth

Extinct species of Bangladesh; Bengal and Lesser Floricans: Lost with tall grasses 

Pollution in Ctg rivers pushes 17 native fish species to extinction
Bangladesh

Pollution in Ctg rivers pushes 17 native fish species to extinction

Local youngsters Bella (L) and Daisy walk through a forest covered in bluebells near Marlborough in southern England, May 4, 2015. REUTERS/Toby Melville
World+Biz

Some 30% of global tree species at risk of extinction - Report

The highly iconic Masked Finfoot, seen here in its breeding habitat in the mangrove swamps of Bangladesh. Photo: Sayam U Chowdhury
Environment

Is the Masked Finfoot Asia’s next avian extinction? 

‘Blue’ river Lukha in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia hills district flows into Bangladesh and it is known as Lubachhara. Photo. Northeast Now.
Environment

Meghalaya’s toxic river drives Bangladeshi endangered fish to extinction

Traditional pots on the verge of extinction
Videos

Traditional pots on the verge of extinction

Only a few hundred North Atlantic right whales remain
Photo: BBC
Environment

Whales around the world in real and imminent danger

A dead Irrawaddy dolphin washed ashore in the Bay of Bengal on a sunny morning. A local man grabbed it by the tail and brought it out of the water. The dead mammal lay on the sandy beach and became a reason of curiosity for tourists. A child watched it from afar, perhaps wondering how a “fish” can be out of the water. Another family walked past it taking quick glances. A group of youth took photos of it, while a couple on a motorbike posed with the dead mammal. Photo: Aninda Kabir Avik
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Countdown to extinction

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