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Threats to marine mammals usually include climate change, drowning as by-catch, pollution, depletion of prey, but what about eating marine mammals? More: 87 marine mammals still eaten by people

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Threats to marine mammals usually include climate change, drowning as by-catch, pollution, depletion of prey, but what about eating marine mammals? Follow this link: 87 marine mammals still eaten by people

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Ningaloo Marine Park's manta rays are threatened by the growing worldwide demand demand for their gill rakers, according to a new report. Go here to see the original: Ningaloo manta rays under threat

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Ningaloo Marine Park's manta rays are threatened by the growing worldwide demand demand for their gill rakers, according to a new report. Continue reading here: Ningaloo manta rays under threat

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A spiny armored catfish and a cowboy frog are among 46 species that may be new to science discovered in the South American country of Suriname, researchers now reveal. The species were discovered in a scientific expedition into southwest Suriname, which holds one of the world's last pristine tropical forests. Read more: Crayola katydid & cowboy frog among...

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A spiny armored catfish and a cowboy frog are among 46 species that may be new to science discovered in the South American country of Suriname, researchers now reveal. The species were discovered in a scientific expedition into southwest Suriname, which holds one of the world's last pristine tropical forests. Continue reading here: Crayola katydid & cowboy frog...

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South America's tiniest independent nation still hides a number of big surprises: a three week survey to the sourthern rainforests of Suriname found 46 potentially new species and recorded nearly 1,300 species in all. Read more here: Photos: 46 new species found in little-explored Amazonian nation

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South America's tiniest independent nation still hides a number of big surprises: a three week survey to the sourthern rainforests of Suriname found 46 potentially new species and recorded nearly 1,300 species in all. Go here to read the rest: Photos: 46 new species found in little-explored Amazonian nation

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With Europe facing a "silent crisis" of biodiversity loss, MEPs are considering ways to strengthen protections for habitats and species but are divided over how to compel EU national governments to live up to their commitments. Original post: Biodiversity in danger without swift action, MEPs say

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With Europe facing a "silent crisis" of biodiversity loss, MEPs are considering ways to strengthen protections for habitats and species but are divided over how to compel EU national governments to live up to their commitments. Read more: Biodiversity in danger without swift action, MEPs say