La loutre de mer, le plus petit mammifère marin au monde, est en danger d'extinction.
Réputée pour avoir la fourrure la plus dense du monde, l'espèce est menacée par le commerce de la fourrure, la pollution de la mer, la pêche et le réchauffement climatique.

L'heure est grave.

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This illustration by Leonardo Alannis depicts anachronistic fruit, which are fruits like avocados & mangos that had their seeds dispersed by extinct megafauna.

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Turbulent scene in wind and wet... life imitating art out of the window at Steadman HQ today!
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wins the Audience Award World Cinema doc. Amazing accomplishment to bring attention to the and its impending extinction if we don’t support the cause now

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We're happy to tell you that will be joining us again March 23 & 24. Exclusive to Handmade in Canberra, they produce beautiful fine art prints and toys to end wildlife extinction through education 💙

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人類滅亡後の世界で遊ぶ妖怪達。
Animals and Monsters who play in the world after human extinction.finished.

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Extinction of Late Pleistocene vultures was skewed towards large species and attributed to a decline in the diversity of large terrestrial mammals. No wonder Old World vultures are struggling today with food shortages being just one of many threats (Galetti et al., 2017)

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Neon Extinction 🔵🔴☄️🌏 https://t.co/bcbtXnDEnN

“Organic lifeform purpose to target and destroy all life any planet to bring darkness and spread the entire system...” Halyx

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Bouncing back from the brink of extinction, the Eurasian is a freshwater dweller that can give us an indicator of pollution levels

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HAving some ARk fun! 👇

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Building on Extinction! Stop by and say hello! 🐝

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Only three groups of Synapsids/therapsids survived the end-Permian mass extinction event into the Early Triassic: dicynodonts (top), therocephalians (center), and cynodonts (bottom). Only the latter (our relatives) survived into the Jurassic.

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