For the first time in nearly 150 years, giant tortoises are back on Galapagos' Floreana Island, guided home by NASA data.
A once‑lost population of giant tortoises has made a historic return to a Galápagos island, revealing how science‑backed conservation and ecosystem recovery are restoring the archipelago’s natural ...
The Galapagos National Park Directorate has released more than 10,000 tortoises throughout the archipelago over the past 60 years.
Subspecies driven to extinction by hungry whalers returns after ‘back breeding’ programme using partial descendants ...
Giant tortoises are being released again on Floreana Island, more than 150 years after they disappeared from the island. The ...
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For the first time in 180 years, descendants of the extinct Floreana giant tortoise are reclaiming their ancestral homeland.
During a solar eclipse, daylight fades unexpectedly. Animals respond in surprising ways. Some grow restless, anxious, or confused as darkness briefly covers the land.
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6 animals you didn't realize went extinct
Not all animals have the name recognition of a T. rex or a dodo. However, plenty of well-known animals have vanished from the ...
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