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Climate-Driven Extinction of the Bramble Cay Melomys Highlights the Importance of Understanding the Environment
If we do not properly protect the environment, there will be fewer and fewer animals around the world, and the quality of the environment people live in will get worse and worse. The Australian government recently confirmed that the Bramble Cay melomys, which lived in the Great Barrier Reef area, is believed to have gone extinct between 2009 and 2014, becoming the world's first
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Global insect numbers continue to decline, and many insects are beyond saving from extinction
Global insect numbers are falling rapidly, did you know? A group of international scholars recently published a large-scale study indicating that insect numbers worldwide are declining fast, and if the situation continues, they could become extinct within 100 years, further affecting the food chain and causing a "catastrophic collapse" of natural ecosystems
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Extinction-style aquaculture poorly regulated, functional departments fail to act
Pikou Town, Pulandian City, Dalian, Liaoning, is the largest area for sea cucumber farming in the waters around Dalian. Due to the large amounts of antibiotics and other drugs added by farmers, species in the coastal waters have been almost driven to extinction. Some fishermen said that in these waters, other organisms such as mullet and prawns
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