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spacedaily.com > j-2002-iberian-lynx-94-to-2663-census-2025

In 2002 just 94 Iberian lynxes survived in two Andalusian pockets, 54 at Andújar and 40 at Doñana; the 2025 census counted 2,663 across 26 nuclei, with 542 territorial females

2+ hour, 48+ min ago   (85+ words) In 2002, field teams could account for 94 Iberian lynxes on the entire planet, and every one of them lived in Andalusia: 54 in the scrub and holm oak of...

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spacedaily.com > j-1995-kakapo-recovery-51-to-325-september-2026

In 1995 New Zealand's kākāpō recovery programme began with 51 birds, 20 of them females; on 1 September 2026 DOC added 90 chicks from one season, lifting the official count to 325

2+ hour, 48+ min ago   (141+ words) In 1995, the entire known kākāpō population fit into a single ledger line: 51 birds, 31 males and 20 females, spread across offshore islands where...

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spacedaily.com > s-adult-females-of-a-millipede-newly-described-from-the-kazakh-altai-have-almost-no-second-pair-of-legs-the-subadult-females-still-have-them-and-in-both-of-the-only-two-adult-females-collected-the

Adult females of a millipede newly described from the Kazakh Altai have almost no second pair of legs, the subadult females still have them, and in both of the only two adult females collected the flattened leg bases block the genital opening

1+ day, 4+ hour ago   (705+ words) The reduction appears to be unique in the millipede order Polydesmida, and in both known adult females the flattened leg bases sit over the vulva like a lid. More than forty adult males came out of the same litter sample, and…...

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spacedaily.com > s-a-fossil-pincer-more-than-159-millimetres-long-has-been-identified-as-a-scorpion-s-after-a-century-in-which-the-animal-was-most-often-filed-among-the-crustaceans-and-the-scorpion-reading-was-still

A fossil pincer more than 159 millimetres long has been identified as a scorpion's, after a century in which the animal was most often filed among the crustaceans, and the scorpion reading was still being rejected in 2024

4+ day, 20+ hour ago   (690+ words) Announcements from Manchester and the Natural History Museum call Praearcturus gigas the largest scorpion ever to exist, about a metre long. The revision they are announcing states no total body length for it, and no specimen preserves a sting. By…...

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spacedaily.com > d-200-million-evenly-spaced-termite-mounds-cover-a-region-of-northeastern-brazil-roughly-the-size-of-great-britain-some-are-4000-years-old-and-they-arent-nests-at-all-but-dirt-excavated-fro

200 million evenly spaced termite mounds cover a region of northeastern Brazil roughly the size of Great Britain — some are 4,000 years old, and they aren't nests at all but dirt excavated from a vast network of tunnels hidden underneath

5+ day, 18+ hour ago   (442+ words) Beneath a gridded landscape of 200 million earthen cones lies evidence of termite engineering so vast and ancient that humans walked past it for millennia without understanding what they were looking at. Published September 7, 2026 · How we edit Two hundred million cones…...

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spacedaily.com > d-a-cave-in-new-zealand-preserved-a-lost-world-from-a-million-years-ago-ancient-parrots-giant-flightless-rails-and-a-bird-community-reshaped-by-supereruptions-and-ice-age-climate-swings-long

A cave in New Zealand preserved a lost world from a million years ago — ancient parrots, giant flightless rails and a bird community reshaped by supereruptions and Ice Age climate swings long before humans ever reached the islands

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (165+ words) New Zealand's fossil record rewrites itself: a cave revealed birds that vanished millions of years before humans set foot on the islands, reshaped by forces far more violent than any spear....

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spacedaily.com > d-deep-in-the-amazon-researchers-found-birds-and-monkeys-passing-predator-warnings-from-one-species-to-another-a-single-alarm-can-ripple-through-the-canopy-as-other-animals-hear-it-react-and

Deep in the Amazon, researchers found birds and monkeys passing predator warnings from one species to another — a single alarm can ripple through the canopy as other animals hear it, react and pass the danger on

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (198+ words) Across the canopy, a single alarm call becomes an emergency broadcast system as creatures who never saw the danger relay warnings to neighbors they'll never meet....