The Animals that Could Hold the Key to Preventing Earth’s Next Mass Extinction
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The animals that could hold the key to preventing Earth’s next Mass Extinction
Scientists suggest protecting key animal species could play a crucial role in tackling biodiversity loss, with new research saying there is still time to prevent a sixth mass extinction.Image of a gibbon. Credit: Pixabay. In their new book, How to Think Like an Ecologist, biology professor Amy B. McEuen suggests there is a way to stop widespread loss of animals and plants on Earth – protecting ‘umbrella’ species like apes and monkeys. Over the p…
It was the most devastating disaster in the history of the Earth, the one that almost wiped out all life from the oceans. Just 4% of the marine species escaped, on a planet that was then warming from 8 to 12 °C: how could this handful of survivors resist cataclysm?
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