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Sumatran flood disaster may have wiped out key Tapanuli orangutan population
A Tapanuli orangutan, the world’s rarest great ape, has been discovered dead in mud and log debris in a village in northern Sumatra — a grim sign of how severely recent floods and landslides may have ...
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50 of the best photos from our #Animals contest to brighten your day
Agora challenged international photographers to participate in the #Animals2020 photo contest with their best shots of living ...
Destroyed habitats, poaching, and prey depletion have dramatically reduced tiger habitats around the world. Today, tigers ...
We documented a robust tiger population, apparently among the healthiest on the island,” said Dr. Joe Figel, a conservation ...
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Tigers seem to be bouncing back in remote Sumatran jungle
Camera traps in an area of the Leuser rainforest patrolled by NGOs spotted 17 tigers in 2023 and 18 Sumatran tigers in 2024, ...
New camera trap research in Sumatra’s Leuser ecosystem reveals a strong population of critically endangered Sumatran tigers.
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Saturday Citations: Cancer therapy breakthrough; Sumatran tigers thrive; frogs eat what, now?
This week, JPL scientists reported that glaciers speed up and slow down at predictable intervals. CERN's ATLAS experiment ...
Following the path of the tiger isn’t easy. Yet the three rangers, clad in camouflage, move lithely through the steep bamboo ...
In the world’s largest mangrove forest, women whose husbands were killed by Bengal tigers are working to restore their habitat.
The study took place in the Leuser Ecosystem, a vast jungle area near the northern tip of the Indonesian island.
Authorities worldwide have seized an average of nine tigers each month over the past five years, highlighting a worsening trafficking crisis that threatens the survival of one of the planet's most ...
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