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Galapagos Tortoise From Species Thought Extinct For 100 Years Is Found

"Many mysteries still remain" after researchers found Fernanda living on a volcanic island more than a century after her species was thought lost.
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Last Known Footage Of A Tasmanian Tiger Shows What The World Has Lost

The "precious" video hasn't been seen publicly for 85 years and is believed to be the last footage of the extinct marsupial.
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The Dodo Carousel in Paris Lets You Ride Extinct Species

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We've Rediscovered 'Extinct' Giant Tortoises

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We've Rediscovered 'Extinct' Giant Tortoises

Here's how it happened.
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War on #ClimateChange: Threat to 'International Peace and Security'

From desertification to eroding shores, climate change has intensified resource scarcity, poverty and hunger. Vast new waves of migration may have a political ignition, but the fuel is climate change, from Africa to Asia. Somehow, even Syria's conflict can be attributed to the spark of longer-term drought.
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Our Extinction Problem May Be Far, Far Worse Than We Think

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Our Extinction Problem May Be Far, Far Worse Than We Think

New research suggests that 130,000 species are gone forever.
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Earth Has Entered First 'Mass Extinction' Since Dinosaurs, Study Warns

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Two Species Assumed To Be Extinct Were Just Rediscovered

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