http://news.sciencemag.org/plants-animals/2013/12/new-hope-endangered-fish-madagascar
Good stuff!
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Extinct in the wild. I thought adding that to the title would make the title too long.It wasn't thought to be extinct. They had males they just didn't have a female and feared extinction. Either way it's a good story. Hopefully they still left some in the wild.
That an intresting point. They had to know it was rare when they were first collected. If the pair breed once it most likely breed many times. It will be funny if they were sold to some petshop and there are hundreds around just no one knows what they have.Typical stupidity - What happened to those 12, and the parents of those 12? This is what happens when zoos, and other "secular" establishments are too stingy with sharing information and breeding stock. The same is true of many other animals, and even plants.
Why not?It says they want to start breeding them again. I hope they don't plan on breeding the 1 that's pictured... :banghead:
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