A. The theory of recreating the dodo. B. The closest living relative of the dodo. C. The difficulty of bringing back the dodo. D. The possibility of the rebirth of the dodo. 4. What is the attitude of other scientists towards recreating the dodo? A. Critical. B. Favorable. C. Doubt...
not the least the misrepresentation by the media (encouraged, I think, by the scientists) that they really were going to bring back the species that had gone extinct. This is not true—not even close.
Can’t you come up with a better way of saying that there are scientists with whom you disagree, rather than discounting and demeaning their work and views because they conflict with your own? You spend so much time defending your captivity concept with misleading rehashes of pointless rhetoric...
(嗅探犬) have been helping to search this area thoroughly to help scientists and energy producers in better understanding the impacts of wind farms on wildlife. The body parts they find may be shocking, but each one is a data point that will eventually help to protect other birds and bats ...
Then, to figure out just how quickly species are disappearing now, the scientists turned to theInternational Union for Conservation of Nature(IUCN)Red List, the most comprehensive inventory of global animal conservation status. The list told them that 35 of 5,513 known mammal species have gone ...