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Wilhelma Zoo Launches Amur Tiger Breeding Program
Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany, opened a \$millions enclosure for two Amur tigers, Amazar and Noïa, to encourage breeding of this critically endangered species; the 5,000 square meter habitat includes separate zones to ensure staff safety and promote eventual mating.
Wilhelma Zoo Launches Amur Tiger Breeding Program
Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany, opened a \$millions enclosure for two Amur tigers, Amazar and Noïa, to encourage breeding of this critically endangered species; the 5,000 square meter habitat includes separate zones to ensure staff safety and promote eventual mating.
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44% Bias Score
Tiger King" Star Doc Antle Sentenced to Prison for Wildlife Trafficking
Doc Antle, star of Netflix's "Tiger King," was sentenced to one year and one day in prison and fined $55,000 for illegally trafficking endangered animals and money laundering, concluding a legal saga related to the documentary.
Tiger King" Star Doc Antle Sentenced to Prison for Wildlife Trafficking
Doc Antle, star of Netflix's "Tiger King," was sentenced to one year and one day in prison and fined $55,000 for illegally trafficking endangered animals and money laundering, concluding a legal saga related to the documentary.
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52% Bias Score
Mediterranean Sharks Face Extinction Risk Due to Slow Recovery Rates
A new study reveals that many Mediterranean shark and ray populations have a low rebound potential, taking over 40 years to double their numbers due to low reproductive rates and intense fishing pressure, threatening the biodiversity of the Mediterranean sea.
Mediterranean Sharks Face Extinction Risk Due to Slow Recovery Rates
A new study reveals that many Mediterranean shark and ray populations have a low rebound potential, taking over 40 years to double their numbers due to low reproductive rates and intense fishing pressure, threatening the biodiversity of the Mediterranean sea.
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52% Bias Score
China's Crested Ibis Population Shows Signs of Recovery
China's crested ibis conservation efforts have yielded positive results: four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, marking the first artificial breeding there, while a reintroduced bird in Shandong flew 260 kilometers, exceeding previous expectations and boosting hopes for eastern China population re...
China's Crested Ibis Population Shows Signs of Recovery
China's crested ibis conservation efforts have yielded positive results: four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, marking the first artificial breeding there, while a reintroduced bird in Shandong flew 260 kilometers, exceeding previous expectations and boosting hopes for eastern China population re...
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36% Bias Score
Mexico Tops Online Jaguar Parts Trade
A study reveals Mexico as the top online seller of jaguar parts, surpassing Bolivia, with 713 posts found on various platforms between 2011 and 2022, generating nearly $2 million in sales and impacting an estimated 1.4%-1.7% of Mexico's jaguar population.
Mexico Tops Online Jaguar Parts Trade
A study reveals Mexico as the top online seller of jaguar parts, surpassing Bolivia, with 713 posts found on various platforms between 2011 and 2022, generating nearly $2 million in sales and impacting an estimated 1.4%-1.7% of Mexico's jaguar population.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Change Impacts on UK Marine Species: Habitat Shifts and Conservation Challenges
A study predicts increased suitable habitats for some endangered UK marine species like rays, sharks, and oysters due to climate change, while others face habitat loss, potentially impacting marine protected area management.
Climate Change Impacts on UK Marine Species: Habitat Shifts and Conservation Challenges
A study predicts increased suitable habitats for some endangered UK marine species like rays, sharks, and oysters due to climate change, while others face habitat loss, potentially impacting marine protected area management.
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44% Bias Score
Lithuania Steps Up Grey Seal Conservation Amidst Climate Change and Fishing Threats
Lithuania is intensifying its conservation efforts for its vulnerable grey seal population in the Baltic Sea, which has stabilized but remains threatened by dwindling fish stocks, pollution, climate change, and fishing nets, resulting in a mere 5 percent cub survival rate.
Lithuania Steps Up Grey Seal Conservation Amidst Climate Change and Fishing Threats
Lithuania is intensifying its conservation efforts for its vulnerable grey seal population in the Baltic Sea, which has stabilized but remains threatened by dwindling fish stocks, pollution, climate change, and fishing nets, resulting in a mere 5 percent cub survival rate.
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20% Bias Score
SpaceX Launches Pollute Mexican Beach, Raising Environmental Concerns
SpaceX rocket launches from Texas are polluting Bagdad Beach in Tamaulipas, Mexico, with debris impacting endangered sea turtles; Conibio Global has collected over a ton of waste, prompting governmental involvement and raising questions about SpaceX's cleanup efforts and corporate responsibility.
SpaceX Launches Pollute Mexican Beach, Raising Environmental Concerns
SpaceX rocket launches from Texas are polluting Bagdad Beach in Tamaulipas, Mexico, with debris impacting endangered sea turtles; Conibio Global has collected over a ton of waste, prompting governmental involvement and raising questions about SpaceX's cleanup efforts and corporate responsibility.
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48% Bias Score
China's Crested Ibis Population Booms: Jiangxi Marks First Artificial Breeding Success
China's crested ibis conservation program shows remarkable progress with four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, the first successful artificial breeding there; the global population has surpassed 10,000, thanks to artificial breeding, rewilding efforts, and habitat protection in multiple provinces...
China's Crested Ibis Population Booms: Jiangxi Marks First Artificial Breeding Success
China's crested ibis conservation program shows remarkable progress with four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, the first successful artificial breeding there; the global population has surpassed 10,000, thanks to artificial breeding, rewilding efforts, and habitat protection in multiple provinces...
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44% Bias Score
Bulgaria Completes Reintroduction of All Four European Vulture Species
Thanks to EU-funded LIFE projects and the work of NGOs, Bulgaria has successfully reintroduced Griffon, Cinereous, and Bearded vultures, completing the presence of all four European species in the country, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss, electrocution, and illegal poisoning.
Bulgaria Completes Reintroduction of All Four European Vulture Species
Thanks to EU-funded LIFE projects and the work of NGOs, Bulgaria has successfully reintroduced Griffon, Cinereous, and Bearded vultures, completing the presence of all four European species in the country, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss, electrocution, and illegal poisoning.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico Leads in Online Illegal Trade of Jaguar Parts
A 2023 study reveals Mexico as the leading country in online jaguar parts trafficking, with 23% of posts on platforms like Facebook and Mercado Libre, surpassing Bolivia and involving nine feline species, including five native to Mexico, impacting an estimated 1.4-1.7% of the jaguar population.
Mexico Leads in Online Illegal Trade of Jaguar Parts
A 2023 study reveals Mexico as the leading country in online jaguar parts trafficking, with 23% of posts on platforms like Facebook and Mercado Libre, surpassing Bolivia and involving nine feline species, including five native to Mexico, impacting an estimated 1.4-1.7% of the jaguar population.
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20% Bias Score
Global Seahorse Smuggling: 5 Million Seized, New Trade Routes Found
A study in Conservation Biology reveals that nearly 5 million smuggled seahorses, worth an estimated $21 million, were seized globally between 2010 and 2021, highlighting new smuggling routes to Europe and Latin America and the inadequacy of current legal sanctions.
Global Seahorse Smuggling: 5 Million Seized, New Trade Routes Found
A study in Conservation Biology reveals that nearly 5 million smuggled seahorses, worth an estimated $21 million, were seized globally between 2010 and 2021, highlighting new smuggling routes to Europe and Latin America and the inadequacy of current legal sanctions.
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24% Bias Score
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