Researchers have found that an extinct human species buried their dead and carved symbols on cave walls 100,000 years before humans, challenging previous assumptions about human evolution. The species ...

BOSTON (AP) — The federal wildlife service on Tuesday proposed that a wetland plant once in danger of going extinct be taken off the endangered species list due to its successful recovery. The U ...

The migrating monarch butterfly is now listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, after years of species decline. Here, a monarch is photographed with milkweed ...

One of the most enigmatic extinct human species, is Homo floresiensis, the Hobbit species. Apparently, there are some people who are of the belief that Homo floresiensis never went extinct.

Humans "would leave mountains of waste that would persist for thousands of years, poisoning, trapping, cutting and harming other species in numerous ways," said The Spectator.

Overall, the researchers believe that there could have been a bottleneck somewhere between 930,000 to 813,000 years ago, which led to a 98.7% reduction of humans on Earth.

Saving species at the edge of extinction When we wipe out a species, it is not only the loss of something unique. The biodiversity that humans depend on to survive is also eroded Justine Hunter ...

Until now, the oldest genetic material from an extinct human species was dated to about 420,000 years ago. 'Emerging new humanity' The Homo antecessor genetic material was especially illuminating ...

The first species on Earth were far from humans, but somewhere along the line, animals have taken a backseat to mankind's development. Pushing creatures out of their homes, hunting them down, and ...

Ancient human species may have gone extinct because of climate change Isabella O'Malley, M.Env.ScReporter Published on Nov. 27, 2020, 12:02 PM ...

The Red List already includes species such as the tiger, of which only 3,200 are thought to exist in the wild and whose habitat in Asia is steadily shrinking due to encroachment by humans.