The first issue of 2026 is now out! 🚨
This issue contains our new special feature 'Conservation, ecology and artificial intelligence: Advances and symbiotic solutions'. 🌍 🧪
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Cheetahs are declining across much of their range in Africa. Researchers are monitoring their numbers in a massive wilderness in Zambia to see how they are doing in one of their few bastions.
Read the full story: https://wildlife.org/wild-cam-tracking-cheetah-survival-in-zambia/
Need a break from the chaos. Check out this new podcast on Today's Voices of Conservation Science about Cheetahs.
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#dataviz Thoughts on having borders around graphs? That is a second x and y axis without labels. I think it is unnecessarily busy.
A man wearing baseball caps squat in a body of water, holding a large fish with a long nose and teeth. Quote says: When people ask what a gar looks like, I tell them to picture a crocodile or an alligator with fins instead of legs, and that’s basically what a gar is.
A group of fish called gar, dubbed “living fossils,” may have the slowest rate of evolution of any jawed vertebrate.
Listen to the full conversation with @solomonrdavid.bsky.social:
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Cutthroat: The Race To Save Yellowstone. Check it out now on Prime Video!
