Monkey rediscovered in Brazil after 80 years
An Ecuadorian naturalist collected the bald-faced Vanzolini saki in 1936 along the Eiru River. His record was the first and last known living evidence of the species.In February 2017, an expedition called Houseboat Amazon set out to survey the forest along the Juruá River and its tributaries, with the hopes of finding the Vanzolini saki.After just four days, the team spotted one leaping from branc
リリース、障害情報などのサービスのお知らせ
最新の人気エントリーの配信
j次のブックマーク
k前のブックマーク
lあとで読む
eコメント一覧を開く
oページを開く
Elephant seal native to Antarctica spotted for first time in tropical Sri Lanka
‘Vulture restaurants’ provide lifeline for critically endangered species
Campaigners push for reform of outdated CITES wildlife trade system
Possible vaquita death accompanies announcement that only 10 are left
180 years of herps: Q&A with Luis Ceríaco on Angola’s atlas of life
The view from the bottleneck: Is nature poised for a big comeback?
First record of ultrasound communication in the mysterious Sunda colugo
Moth rediscovered in Malaysia mimics appearance and behavior of bees to escape predators
Indonesia to kick off 10-year plan to save critically endangered helmeted hornbill
Chocolate makers agree to stop cutting down forests in West Africa for cocoa
Worst-case scenario: There could be only 30 wild Sumatran rhinos left
The world’s 5 most Endangered wild cats
Photos: India’s rarest crocodile, the gharial
Scimitar-horned oryx return to the Sahara nearly two decades after going extinct in the wild
Increased use of snares in Southeast Asia driving extinction crisis, scientists warn
Exotic populations hold hope for internationally traded endangered species
Hong Kong to ban ivory trade by 2021
Asian elephant herds lack clear matriarchs, strict hierarchies: new study
Out of sight, out of mind: Asia’s elusive Fishing Cat in trouble