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Environment / 16 weeks ago

Here are the world’s most endangered animals

A new visual breakdown from World Visualized highlights the world’s most critically endangered species and reveals alarmingly low population estimates for several iconic animals, many of which are native to Indonesia. Based on data from WWF and the IUCN Red List, the infographic lists these species with their estimated numbers:

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Environment / 21 weeks ago

Brazil tops list of the world's most biodiverse countries - Who else made the cut?

Brazil has secured its place as the most biodiverse country on Earth, home to nearly 13% of all known animal and plant species in a new biodiversity ranking released by World Population Review. The study, which analysed the share of global biodiversity by country, emphasises the critical role these nations play in preserving the planet’s ecosystems amid mounting threats from climate change, deforestation, and human expansion.

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Maps / 23 weeks ago

Russia, Canada, and China: The giants of the world’s landmass

Russia, Canada, and China continue to dominate the rankings of the world’s largest countries by land area. Russia covers an astounding 17.10 million square kilometres. According to the World Atlas, Russia’s vast territory stretches across Europe and Asia, encompassing 11 time zones. This immense landmass includes a mix of tundra, taiga, mountains, and volcanic ridges. Notably, Russia boasts the world’s largest forest carbon reserve, a key player in climate regulation.

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Environment / 25 weeks ago

The world's tallest sea cliffs: Nature’s towering marvels

From dramatic coastlines to plunging drops into the sea, the world’s tallest sea cliffs are geological wonders that captivate explorers, climbers, and photographers alike. Topping this awe-inspiring list is Mitre Peak in New Zealand, standing at a staggering 1,683 meters. Towering over Milford Sound, this iconic peak is often shrouded in mist, enhancing its mystical presence and allure. Following closely are The Elephant (1,517 m) and The Lion (1,302 m), adding to the grandeur of Earth’s most precipitous coastlines. These cliffs are not only visually breathtaking but also challenge the very definition of a “sea cliff”, whether it’s measured by vertical drop or total elevation above sea level.

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Environment / 26 weeks ago

Half of Africa’s water Is in one country — Here’s why it matters

According to UN Water and Winrock International, over 50% of Africa’s surface freshwater is concentrated in a single country — the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). This extraordinary statistic highlights the DRC's immense natural wealth, centred around the Congo River Basin, which spans nearly 4 million square kilometres and fuels the continent’s second-longest river.

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