Can scientists find missing species?

Science | 206674 hits | Oct 01 8:05 pm | Posted by: Hyack

More than a third of mammal species considered extinct or missing have been rediscovered, a study says, and a lot of effort is wasted in trying to find species that have no chance of being found again.

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by CrazyNewfie
Mon Oct 04, 2010 1:53 pm
I know that species going extinct is natural, it has been happening for billions of years on our planet, but it seems like we are definitely speeding up the process. While it makes me happy to know that their are people out there figting these issues, mankind as a whole needs to make changes if we are going to survive on this planet for any extended period of time.
It's like a race, either we find another habital planet and have the technology to transport people there before our planet becomes unable to support life. OR we start changing our ways now and maybe, just maybe it isn't too late to hel the planet and make it so that future generations can live on this planet for a very long time.
by Regina
Mon Oct 04, 2010 2:09 pm
Hope it's not the same scientists who raised concerns about the sea lice and the collapse of salmon stocks three years ago.

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