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Breeding Techniques for the Endangered, High Economic Value Arapaima (Pirarucu)
The arapaima is also called the pirarucu, and it is a fish that has survived from ancient times to the modern day. Because of human fishing, it is now endangered. Many people keep it as an ornamental fish, so let us take a look at how the arapaima is bred.
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How big was the Melville's whale? When did it go extinct?
There is a whale that could rival the megalodon, called the Melville's whale (Livyatan melvillei). It was once one of the most powerful marine creatures on Earth, but now its true form can no longer be seen, as it has gone extinct. Below, let's take a look: How big was the Melville's whale? When did it go
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What are the causes of animal extinction?
Many animals that we saw in childhood are now almost impossible to find, and recently the World Conservation Union announced that another 13,000 species have been added to the red list of endangered animals, so what are the causes of animal extinction? 1. What are the causes of animal extinction
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The Yangtze paddlefish declared extinct: the king of China's freshwater fish did not make it into 2020
The Yangtze paddlefish did not make it into 2020. Another endemic species of China's Yangtze River has been declared extinct. A research paper (pre-proof) recently published online in the international academic journal Science of The Total Environment revealed the news.
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Study Says an Asteroid Impact Caused the Extinction of the Dinosaurs: What Types of Dinosaurs Were There?
Dinosaurs were organisms that appeared relatively early on Earth, and later they all went extinct. But scientists have always been investigating the reasons for the dinosaurs' extinction, and recently a study says an asteroid impact on Earth was the main cause of the dinosaurs' extinction! What are the specific details? What types of dinosaurs were there?
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Taiwan's Endangered Plant List: Introducing Species Such as the Yellow Water Lily
Did you know? Many native plant species are silently disappearing from the face of the Earth. Research shows that one in every five plant species on Earth is at risk of extinction. In fact, you and I can both keep these plants from vanishing and let them continue to live
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Eurasian Otter on the Brink of Extinction: Current Population and Conservation Status at a Glance
With big eyes and a slender body that nimbly twists and turns in the water, the Eurasian otter from Kinmen is a star animal at Taipei Zoo. Streams in mountainous areas below 1500 m across the whole of Taiwan, China were once Eurasian otter habitat; however, now only the Kinmen area
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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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Yangtze fishing ban extended to 4 months, some species on the brink of extinction
Some species on the brink of extinction as Yangtze fishing ban is extended to 4 months
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Sperm bank technology could bring rare animals back from extinction
Animal "sperm bank" could bring rare animals back from extinction
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