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Despite multiple commitments and increased international attention, efforts to save the world’s most endangered marine mammal are proving woefully inadequate – without urgent coordinated action from Mexico, the US and China, the extinction of the vaquita...

The vaquita almost doesn't look real. Only about 5 feet long, these tiny porpoises are silvery gray, and have dark rings around their eyes and dark patches across their lips, making them look more like children's book illustrations than actual animals...

12 February 2017 | World Wildlife Fund News Release Last week, the International Committee for the Recovery of the Vaquita (CIRVA) announced that only about 30 vaquitas are estimated to survive, compared to 60 individuals last year. The world’s smallest...

The U.S. National Institutes of Health wants to support responsible research into human-nonhuman hybrids, and they’d like your help. Sort of. On Aug. 4, the NIH proposed two changes to the way the agency will oversee research using human stem cells...

 EVERY 50 metres or so of driving along any bush track inside Hwange National Park, masses of elephant dung litter the road. The jumbos, now numbering over 40 000, are such a common sight that the massive mammals occasionally break the greenery...