Biodiversity

Increasing human interference in the environment is becoming a big threat to all living beings, but it has become a much bigger crisis for some. One of these creatures includes Pilar Coral,

India is home to about 27,000 elephants, which is the world’s largest species population. Project Elephant is a central government-sponsored scheme that aims to protect elephants in India.

Surely many have seen the images of polar bears stranded on the sea ice. These images are frequently used to show how climate change is affecting polar bears and as time goes by the effect will surely be greater.

Glass frogs use transparency as a camouflage strategy when they sleep. A group of researchers discovered that to do this, these batrachians accumulate red blood cells in the liver, which contains reflective crystals of guanine.

Dolphins, porpoises and whales are regularly stranded on shorelines around the world. The underlying causes of these episodes are not always clear. Sometimes they respond to the disorientation of the animals

We have often visited zoos for recreational purposes. There are videos where humans engage with cages/confined wild animals. But, why do zoos exist in the first place? And, do they really help protect wildlife? Let us explore.

A recent study estimated that 80% of the colonies of these birds in Antarctica could experience declines in their populations of up to 90% by 2100.

Amphibians like frogs, toads, and salamanders are called indicator species. According to National Geographic, an indicator species is an organism that reflects the condition of the environment around it.

Due to the long delay in signing the Memorandum of Understanding between the South African Government and the Indian Government, now South Africa may exchange some 12 Cheetahs.

Project Rhino or the Indian Rhino Vision 2020 was launched in 2005 in an effort to attain a 3000 population of wild rhinos in Assam distributed over seven of its protected areas by the year 2020.