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Brazil’s Scorpion Sting Crisis Intensifies with Rising Cases and Treatment Challenges

Tityus serrulatus scorpions, thriving due to urbanization and climate change, are straining Brazil’s health system as researchers push for prevention, modernized antivenoms, and venom-based therapeutics.

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Wealthy Nations’ Conservation and Consumption Practices Threaten Global Biodiversity

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RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch Kicks Off, Encouraging UK Citizens to Monitor Bird Populations

Biodiversity

Brazil’s Scorpion Sting Crisis Intensifies with Rising Cases and Treatment Challenges

Invasive Chinese Mitten Crab Confirmed in Pacific Northwest for First Time

Fossils Reveal Sebecids Survived in the Caribbean Until 4–7 Million Years Ago

Eastern Quolls Thrive in New Feral-Free Sanctuary on NSW South Coast

16-Million-Year-Old Fossil Unveils Caribbean History of Basiceros Dirt Ants

Grizzly Bear Delisting Stalled by Political and Legal Conflicts

Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing Hits Key Construction Milestone

Report Warns of Severe Declines in U.S. Bird Populations

Study Resolves Debate on Biodiversity Loss in Fragmented Forests

Rare Chilean Frog Rediscovered After 130 Years

Wealthy Nations’ Conservation and Consumption Practices Threaten Global Biodiversity

RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch Kicks Off, Encouraging UK Citizens to Monitor Bird Populations