Endangered species

They transport 15 rheas from Argentina to Chile to increase the population.

In a joint effort to protect the rhea (Rhea pennata) and increase the population, 15 wild specimens were transferred from Parque Patagonia Argentina in Santa Cruz to Parque Nacional Patagonia de Chile in the Aysén region. This project aims to...

Nepal and the Rebirth of Red Pandas: A Collective Effort

In the mountains of Nepal, the red pandas are experiencing a slow but promising revival. Thanks to the conservation efforts and international collaboration, this endangered species is finding a new breath in its natural habitat. The situation of the red...

A new population of Darwin’s frog has been discovered, bringing hope to the species.

The **Darwin's Frog (Rhinoderma darwinii)** is a species of amphibian from the Rhinodermatidae family, endemic to the temperate forests of **Chile** and **Argentina**. The species was discovered in 1834 by the famous English naturalist **Charles Darwin** during his visit to...

The first bowmouth guitarfish is born at the Oceanogràfic, a species in critical danger of extinction.

A momentous event has taken place at the Oceanogràfic in Valencia: the birth of a guitarfish (Glaucostegus cemiculus). This is a species classified as critically endangered by the Red List of Threatened Species of the International Union for Conservation...

Mar Chiquita Lagoon: Endangered Species Found in the Green Lung of Córdoba

A recent study in the Ansenusa Bay, within the Mar Chiquita Lagoon, revealed the presence of 22 species of native mammals, several of which are in vulnerable or endangered status. This research is part of the "Green Lungs" program...

The Pygmy Marmoset: the world’s smallest monkey faces an uncertain future

The pygmy marmoset (Cebuella pygmaea), considered the smallest monkey in the world, is in danger of extinction. With a size that does not exceed 15 centimeters and a weight of just 100 grams, this tiny species moves with agility...

Alarm about Arctic polar bears: half gone

The Arctic polar bears are in trouble. A recent study conducted by Canadian scientists confirmed that since 1990, half of their population has disappeared. Moreover, those currently inhabiting the area are much thinner and face difficulties in finding food. While it...

Hope for Darwin’s Frogs: Scientists in London Succeed in Reproducing Them

Scientists in London have successfully reproduced **Darwin's frogs**, which (https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/hito-en-la-lucha-contra-el-trafico-de-especies-1-000-animales-en-peligro-de-extincion-repatriados-a-madagascar/). The frogs traveled from southern Chile to Europe, protected in the vocal sacs of their parents to ensure their safety, as reported by the AP News portal. London Zoo announced...

A jaguar cub rescued in Brazil was found chained and fed with scraps of human food.

Rescue of a jaguar cub in deplorable conditions in Brazil A four-month-old jaguar cub was rescued in deplorable conditions on a farm in the municipality of Caroebe, in the state of Roraima, Brazil, where it was being kept as if...

The concho toad: the critically endangered endemic species of Puerto Rico

The Puerto Rican crested toad (Peltophryne lemur) is the only native toad species in Puerto Rico. In English, it is known as the Puerto Rican crested toad, and it gets its name from the bony crests it has above...

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Seven of the main global threats to biodiversity are in Argentina.

An international team of 32 scientists identified the **15 environmental issues** that will affect the conservation of the **planet's...