Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Why in news? The Axolotl, a species of salamander (lizard-like amphibians) possesses an extraordinary ability to r...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Species extinction & protection > Species in news
Why in news? The government has granted approvals for an international container port on the Great Nicobar Island,...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Why in news? The Arignar Anna Zoological Park in Vandalur gave a male gharial, a freshwater crocodile, to the Chen...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Why in news? The population of the sea butterflies in the Southern Ocean is shrinking due to climate change, makin...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Why in news? According to a study by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), a tiny flightless midge (small fly) &ldqu...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Why in news? The Madhya Pradesh government has decided that the forest department cannot give permission to transl...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Black Tigers Why in news? Recently, the death of a Rare Black Tiger was reported in the Similipal Tiger Reserve...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Biodiversity > Species in news
Why in news? After a six-year absence, the lesser flamingos have finally arrived at Pulicat Lake. About Lesse...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Species extinction & protection > Species in news
Why in news? The recent move by the Sri Lankan government to export 1 lakh monkeys to China has raised opposition ...
Preliminary > Environment and Ecology > Species extinction & protection > Species in news
Why in news? Recently, the first mangrove pitta bird census was conducted in two coastal districts of Odisha (Kend...