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Green ImpactScientists are discovering new species faster than ever, study finds

New research reveals that scientists are naming more species each year than at any time in history, with discoveries accelerating across plants, animals, and fungi.

Joseph Shavit
DiscoveriesRare grasshopper species rediscovered after being lost for over 40 years
DiscoveriesGiant elephant skull fossil offers a rare glimpse into the ancient giant’s past
DiscoveriesA lost branch of humanity may still exist on remote Indonesian island
DiscoveriesNewly discovered giant sea bug named after Darth Vader
Discoveries1.5 million-year-old footprints from two different co-existing human species found in Kenya
Green ImpactAsteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs also triggered mass bird evolution
DiscoveriesGroundbreaking study reveals how species diversity on Earth changed over the first 65 million years
DiscoveriesShark species thought extinct for over 200 years discovered alive off the coast of Chile
DiscoveriesSaving lost species: Scientists are resurrecting the extinct Tasmanian Tiger
DiscoveriesJust one degree of temperature change can change the life cycle of species
Global GoodEarth is currently experiencing it’s 7th mass extinction
DiscoveriesNew species of algae named for poet Amanda Gorman
CelebritiesTaylor Swift, the millipede: Scientists name a new species after the singer
Good NewsResearchers estimate the number of tree species on Earth and how many are yet to be discovered
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